
About this episode
This week we talk about the challenge of changing jobs and that a lateral move is sometimes strategically smarter for your longer term goals.
Main take aways of this episode:
- Being in a certain role for too long you might become too comfortable and in order to grow you'll need to become uncomfortable again.
- Take advice from others with a grain of salt, keep a varied group of "advisors" to make the best (unbiased) decision.
- Sometimes you have to take one step backwards, to take two or three steps forward.
- You are the an accumulation of your past experiences. Don't underestimate this! Leverage your adjacent skills when applying for a new job.
- And remember, you are never ready, you'll get ready when you actually start executing!
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Books mentioned: Super Human and Game Changers
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