The document discusses how to shift your business plan and have multiple careers. It recommends starting where you are currently and assessing if your current work is fulfilling, profitable, sustainable, and has potential. It also suggests learning from history, investing in yourself, understanding that failure is not the end, and taking educated risks. The overall message is that career changes are possible by evaluating your current situation and taking steps to improve it through self-investment and risk-taking.

1. Shifting Business Plans
How you can have as many careers as you would like

3. Start Where You Are.

4. What are you
doing now?
Is it
Is it fulfilling?
profitable?
Do you have Does it have
Is it self- Is it
energy to potential to
sufficient? sustainable?
continue? be profitable?

5. Start Where You Are.
History is Your Friend. Learn From It.

6. The past led me here

7. Start Where You Are.
History is Your Friend. Learn From It.
Invest in Yourself.

8. Start Where You Are.
History is Your Friend. Learn From It.
Invest in Yourself.
Failure Isn’t The Worst Thing in the World.

9. The truth is, creativity isn’t about wild
talent as much as it’s about productivity.
To find a few ideas that work, you need
to try a lot that don’t. It’s a pure
numbers game.
--Robert Sutton, professor, Standford School of Engineering

10. Start Where You Are.
History is Your Friend. Learn From It.
Invest in Yourself.
Failure Isn’t The Worst Thing in the World.
Take Educated Risks.

11. Cost Reward Decision

12. Questions