Over my 20-year career, I've made several career pivots: law > management consulting > public health > start-up founder > Google > start-up founder.

The through-line has always been recognizing when something isn't right anymore and doing the work to search for what is.

It's always fascinated me how we make decisions whether to make a change. And now with the Great Resignation and quiet quitting, it's becoming even more topical.

I've been researching this, as part of building the curriculum for a course I'm teaching, and wanted to share what I've learned with anyone interested in the Elpha community.

The reality is: we, as humans, are biologically wired against making a change!

I'm offering a free workshop on Sept 21 at 5pm PT where I'll share why it's impossible to be objective about the decision to make a change. There are cognitive biases that are getting in your way, and we'll talk about what they are and how to counter them.

Register here: https://lu.ma/jqi9la0l

p.s. full disclosure: this workshop is a preview of my full course: Launchpad for the Next Chapter of your Career, which I'm teaching with Maven. Video preview here.