This course isn't for everyone... and that's ok.  

Here's a few reasons why it may not work for you:

It requires work and dedication:

We expect you to pay attention, take notes, do the reflections, and store everything you do in a central repository (ideally a binder).  It may seem a bit old-fashioned, but that's really the only way you'll get the most out of the course.

It's not an overnight miracle cure:

It's going to take you 1-2 weeks to work through all the modules.  While you probably won't go through every last video, it takes some time to work through the few hours of instruction.  You may need to take breaks to do each reflection.  

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If you're not willing to do the above... you may not be a good fit.  

Actually, you can.  But you won’t get the same results.  Why?

Reason #1:  You don’t know what you don’t know. 

AI tools assume you KNOW what you’re looking for.  The more precisely you know what you want, the more precise your search terms will be, and consequentially the output.  But AI’s not so great in helping someone EXPLORE the uncharted.  That’s what this course does.  Once you know your way around, you could theoretically go back to AI… but that presents ANOTHER problem.

Reason #2:  AI depends on an incomplete set of data, and reality is the source of truth. 

Over the last several decades, I’ve realized that there are many hidden quirks of industries and jobs that you don’t really find out unless you’ve worked IN those industries.  Weirdly specific job titles you’d never guess, ways to jump into other careers that no one really knows about, etc… The reason for this is that first, the economy is VERY complex, leading to significant variance in job types / titles, even for (theoretically) the “same” role.  This nuance isn’t captured online, or in articles that an AI tool may scrape.  That’s where we come in.