Different ways to approach work:
Idea-first
You start with an idea (a product, a job title, a career, etc.), and try to make it a reality at all costs.
Good, but what about the rest of your life? And what if your idea turns out to be a dud?
You start with an idea (a product, a job title, a career, etc.), and try to make it a reality at all costs.
Good, but what about the rest of your life? And what if your idea turns out to be a dud?
Income-first
You start with what you have, and try to maximize the most likely way to make the most money.
Good, but when do you stop? And what if you hate what you’re doing?
You start with what you have, and try to maximize the most likely way to make the most money.
Good, but when do you stop? And what if you hate what you’re doing?
Lifestyle-first
You start with a preferred lifestyle, and try to find work activities that enhance your life and make your lifestyle sustainable.
You start with a preferred lifestyle, and try to find work activities that enhance your life and make your lifestyle sustainable.
In the lifestyle-first approach: What you work on, how much you work, how you work, from where you work, etc, are all derived from your preferred lifestyle.
You start with your preferred lifestyle, and you work backwards to find viable work opportunities that are compatible.
You start with your preferred lifestyle, and you work backwards to find viable work opportunities that are compatible.
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