Step 3: Plan For Freedom
- Open your notebook or note-taking app
- Think about the work you’ve done in the past
- Think carefully about the type of work you’ve done and what you learned.
- Write down the skills you acquired
- Now, think about all the potential jobs that you could do
- Simply, write “I can always…”
- Then list everything you can think of
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