Hi everyone! I'm excited to share my journey and the insights gained from multiple career pivots. My path from a Junior Engineer at 14 to a Founder, Speaker, and Author at 35 reflects the incredible power of embracing change and leveraging life experiences for growth.

The Formula of Life Experiences

Each career shift wasn't just a change; it was a step in a formula dictating my growth and future successes. Whether in engineering, soccer, military, or academia, every experience contributed to this formula, enriching my professional and personal life.

The Triangle of Life Experiences

I've come to view life through a triangle of experiences: personal, social, and professional. Balancing and growing in these three areas is crucial. While I pivoted in my career, I also evolved personally and socially, gaining experiences that marked me as a leader and a game changer.

Personal Growth

Personal growth came from facing new challenges, like adapting to different cultures while traveling. These experiences enhanced my self-confidence and broadened my perspective.

Social Expansion

Socially, my pivots taught me the value of diverse networks and relationships. From soccer teammates to military comrades, each group added a new dimension to my social understanding.

Professional Development

Professionally, each career shift brought new skills and insights. Whether it was problem-solving in engineering or strategic thinking in the military, every role added to my professional toolkit.

Encouraging Others to Pivot

For those who love their careers but seek growth, consider pivoting in personal or social aspects. Join a new club, travel, or volunteer. These experiences enrich your life and can transform you into a more dynamic individual and professional.

Ready to Pivot? Here's Your Guide

If you're contemplating a pivot in your life, whether personal, social, or professional, here's a practical recipe to get you started. Reflect on these questions:

1. What Ignites Your Passion?

   Identify what truly excites and motivates you. Is there a hobby, cause, or field that you're drawn to?

2. Where Do You Find Fulfillment?

   Think about the moments or activities where you feel most fulfilled. What are you doing during these times?

3. What Skills Do You Want to Develop?

   Consider the skills you wish to acquire or improve. How do these align with your potential pivot?

4. How Do Your Experiences Shape Your Goals?

   Reflect on how your past experiences have shaped your current goals and aspirations.

5. What Does Success Look Like to You?

   Define what success means in your personal, social, and professional life. How will you know you've achieved it?

Following these guidelines will provide clarity and direction as you navigate through the exciting process of pivoting in life.

Try some FREE micro-learning exercises I’ve created just for life transitioner’s, mid career, and if you are navigating the twists and turns of everyday life!