Creating a roadmap can be crucial to your long-term plan and will allow you to set realistic goals for yourself while still progressing and growing. This is a huge decision, but it doesn’t mean that it has to upend your life. Now, I don’t believe in vision boards, but I do believe in goal setting and airtight planning.
Once you tell yourself you’re going to make your move, hold yourself accountable and do it. I am going to share some thoughts and experiences that helped me along my journey.įirst things first. Three years ago I decided to pivot.Įveryone who has pivoted has their own unique story. These feelings and motivations pushed me toward the biggest decision I’ve made.
I missed the feeling of taking on something new and I wasn’t feeling challenged every day. I had been working in branding and in-house for a few years and was growing tired. A few years ago, I decided to pivot from a traditional design role to one in the shiny new world of UX/UI design.
Clearly, job and career switching is on the rise.Īnd as you may have guessed based on the title of this post, I am one of these people. Did you know the average worker will change careers four to seven times over the span of their working life? Four to seven times! Ninety-one percent of millennials expect to change jobs every three years. One thing that we can all count on with certainty in our careers is job change.
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