The Level Up Career Journal

Bored, overworked, or stuck in a role that stopped stretching you a while ago. The journal opens with a list like that, and if a few lines of it sound familiar, it was written for you.

It holds 27 prompts in four sections, with dated pages to write on after each. The suggested method is to go through the whole thing once over a long weekend, then answer one question a day for fifteen minutes and watch how your answers change.

What's inside

• The dream, seven prompts: the work you'd choose, how much responsibility and autonomy you want, and what you'd like to earn
• The positive, seven prompts: what you like about your current role, and what others value in you
• The potential, six prompts, and the hardest section
• The next steps, seven prompts: one, five and ten years out, and what has to change in the next three, six and twelve months

The third section is where it gets honest. Have you already quit emotionally? Would you hire yourself? When did you last look at your own CV?

A journal gives you clarity and a plan on paper. It can't make the application or have the conversation with your manager, so set a date for one of those before you close it.

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