Summary of Jenny Blake's Pivot
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#1 The Plant stage is the crux of your pivot. You will develop the most leverage in this stage. The primary goal of the Plant stage is grounding. Rather than aimlessly searching out there, you start from a strong foundation of your core values and a clear understanding of your strengths and interests.
#2 What is not working is simply not all that helpful except as an indicator of what you do want. If your mind jumps back to what isn’t working, follow up by asking what the opposite would be. What do you want instead.
#3 When you are searching for a place to stay on Airbnb, you narrow down the choices based on price, location, size, and amenities. Your dream room might be someone else's nightmare. Clarifying your values and vision is one of the biggest accelerators during a pivot.
#4 Your next career move should reflect your core values. If you are paying attention and taking enough quiet time to reflect, each area you explore will provide you with its own hot or cold signal. Do not let these cold indicators discourage you.
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Insights from Chapter 2
Insights from Chapter 3
Insights from Chapter 4
Insights from Chapter 5
Insights from Chapter 1
#1
The Plant stage is the crux of your pivot. You will develop the most leverage in this stage. The primary goal of the Plant stage is grounding. Rather than aimlessly searching out there, you start from a strong foundation of your core values and a clear understanding of your strengths and interests.
#2
What is not working is simply not all that helpful except as an indicator of what you do want. If your mind jumps back to what isn’t working, follow up by asking what the opposite would be. What do you want instead.
#3
When you are searching for a place to stay on Airbnb, you narrow down the choices based on price, location, size, and amenities. Your dream room might be someone else's nightmare. Clarifying your values and vision is one of the biggest accelerators during a pivot.
#4
Your next career move should reflect your core values. If you are paying attention and taking enough quiet time to reflect, each area you explore will provide you with its own hot or cold signal. Do not let these cold indicators discourage you.
#5
Answer the following questions to help you figure out what you want: What excites you most. What are you most proud of. What is the compliment or acknowledgment you receive most often.
#6
After you review the answers, make a list of all the key words or phrases that jump out at you. Then add additional themes that are important to you.
#7
To better understand your values, draw spokes to each of them, then draw tertiary spokes radiating from each value with one- to two-word answers to the following questions: What is important about each one. How