Move into product management, a career move
You stopped at
Sent 2 applications, saved 3 more listings
Next step
Rewrite the resume summary for the fintech PM role
Done when: summary rewritten and the application sent
30 days of a career move
Move your career forward with clear, calm steps.
Job hunting has no edges, so every evening starts with scrolling listings instead of applying.
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What you'd see when you come back. Illustrative example.
Pause, then one clear step.
When emotion is high, decisions should be slow. Separate the facts from the stories you add to them, then take one step you can finish tonight.
From the book: Chapter 13, Decision-Making and Clear Thinking.
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Before you start, take the one-minute reset if the search feels heavy.
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Fact: they didn't reply. Story: I'm not good enough. Work from the fact.
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One block, one application. Write what you sent and what comes next.
“Clarity begins when facts are separated from fear.”
Start smaller than feels impressive.
Resistance is your brain protecting its energy, not a flaw in you. Tap “Start smaller” and the task becomes one step you can finish in 15 minutes, with a clear line for when you're done.
- The task you keep putting off
- “Apply to jobs”
- The smaller first step
- Send one tailored application to the best listing you saved this week.
- What you write down when you close the loop
- 1 application sent. Next: rewrite the resume summary for product roles.
How each of your 30 days works.
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Arrive
Open to the next step you saved. If your mind is loud, take the one-minute reset.
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Set up your focus zone
Phone out of reach, tabs closed, notifications off.
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Choose one task
Too big to start? Start smaller: a 15-minute first step, ready in a tap.
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Work one focus block
One thing and a calm timer. Wander, notice, come back.
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Close the loop
Write where you stopped. Then take a real break.
For a career move, something to show means applications sent, a mock interview done, a resume section rewritten. You keep a dated list of it, so a slow month still shows how far you came.