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Career, business, and AI guidance

Stop guessing
what to do next.

If you've tried different approaches and still aren't sure what's holding you back, we'll help you work out what to change—and turn it into a written plan.

Tailored Action Plans from $99. One-time payment.

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Dr. David JorgensenBusiness professor, career strategist, and founder

Start with your situation

What's getting in your way?

Not sure where to start? Answer three questions.

Let's narrow it down.

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01 What do you want help with?
02 What's missing right now?
03 How clear is your goal?

What you'll get

A plan for your situation—not another list of tips.

You tell us what's happening. We look at where you're getting stuck, explain what we'd change, and map out the steps for you to take.

First Moves covers 30 days for $99. Need a longer plan? Strategic Path covers three months for $199; Master Plan covers six months for $349. Each includes detailed steps throughout.

We'll reach out within 7 days of your completed intake with your new plan. You'll get an email when it's ready to download from your account.

This is a written plan for you to follow. Coaching and ongoing support are separate.

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What you'll have
to work with.

Say you're applying for jobs but aren't getting interviews. Here's what First Moves could cover.

A walkthrough of what's included—not a finished document or a customer result. Your plan depends on your situation.
01 · What's getting in the wayA clear explanation of the problem to tackle first.

We'd look at the roles you're choosing, how you're applying, and any materials you share. Your plan would explain where the search appears to be breaking down, what supports that assessment, and what we still can't tell.

For example: your experience may fit the roles, but the relevant work is buried in your resume. That calls for a different first step than changing careers or sending more applications.

02 · A detailed plan for all 30 daysWhat to do each week, in an order that makes sense.

If unclear experience were the main issue, your month could look like this:

  1. Week 1: Choose the target. Compare three relevant job descriptions. List the recurring requirements and the experience you can show for each. Finish with one role type to focus on.
  2. Week 2: Make the fit easier to see. Bring your most relevant work to the top of your resume. Replace vague duties with specific examples you can back up.
  3. Week 3: Try the revised approach. Apply to a manageable set of suitable roles. Record the role, date, resume version, and response so you're comparing like with like.
  4. Week 4: Review and decide. Follow up where appropriate and review the replies. Decide what to keep, what to change, and what needs more time.

Your actions would reflect the time you have, your experience, and the problem we find—not a fixed application quota.

03 · One tool you can actually useA relevant outreach, application, or interview aid.

For this search, that might be an application checklist built around your target role:

  • Which requirements can you support with real examples?
  • Can a reader find those examples near the top of your resume?
  • What's missing—and is it essential for this role?
  • What's your reason to apply, rather than move on?

First Moves includes one practical tool chosen for your problem. A complete resume draft belongs to Strategic Path or Master Plan.

04 · How to tell what's changingOne progress measure and a decision at day 30.

For this example, you'd track how many suitable applications lead to an interview—not just how many you send.

At day 30, your plan would help you interpret the result: keep an approach that's getting relevant replies; check role fit and how your experience comes across if it isn't; allow more time when there aren't enough responses to judge. A quiet week alone doesn't prove the approach failed.

We can't promise interviews or offers. We can give you a more informed next move.

From clients

Help that makes things clearer.

Feedback from career and portfolio work.

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