Let’s cut through the noise:
Most “how to choose a career” advice is like trying to fix a rocket with duct tape – messy, temporary, and doomed to fail.
You’ve taken the quizzes. Read the “10 Steps to Success” blogs. Maybe even cried in a Starbucks bathroom after another soul-sucking job interview.
I’ve been there. I was the king of false starts.
My Decade of Career Chaos (And What It Taught Me)
By 30, I’d cycled through:
- Failed rapper
- Burnt-out filmmaker
- Miserable corporate marketer
Each pivot felt like hitting “reset” on my life. Then came the epiphany:
Choosing a career isn’t about picking a path – it’s about writing your story.
The Life Plot Blueprint: 3 Storytelling Rules Schools Ignore
Here’s why traditional career advice fails creatives:
1. Stop Casting for the Wrong Role
We’re taught to chase job titles like they’re Oscar nominations. My marketing job required me to play “Corporate Conformist” – a role I bombed harder than my eighth-grade talent show.
2. Your Mess Is the Message
My “failed” rap career taught me storytelling. Your “useless” art history obsession? It’s code for “I solve problems through patterns and culture.”
3. Design Plot Twists, Not Dead Ends
Great stories thrive on surprises. My corporate crash led to coaching creatives. Your worst job? It’s foreshadowing, not failure.
Proof This Isn’t Another Self-Help Fairytale
After applying Life Plot:
- Tripled my income while publishing poetry
- Built a business that values all my quirks (yes, even the cringey rap phase)
- Helped 500+ Gen Zers turn chaos into career fuel
Translation: No more identity crisis Mondays. Just work that fits.
How to Choose a Career: Your First Chapter Starts Here
You’re reading this because you’re tired of:
☑️ Endless “what’s my purpose?” spirals
☑️ Jobs that drain their spark
☑️ Watching potential gather dust
Take the free 3-minute quiz I wish existed at 22:
👉 What’s Your Child’s Hidden Motivation?
It’ll reveal:
- Their true career drivers (spoiler: it’s not “passion”)
- Why standard career tests fail creatives
- How to start designing their story
Here’s the truth career counselors won’t share:
Choosing a career isn’t about finding yourself. It’s about building a self worth becoming.
