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The Mudwalker
You spend lots of time scrolling through job sites, like Indeed or LinkedIn.You fantasize about taking some really cool position you've found, but never actually hit the apply button.Or, if you do, you give up halfway through the process as you think to yourself, this company would never hire someone like me.Or perhaps, you feel that you aren't perfectly qualified to do the job.It feels like you're stuck in the mud. You want to move forward but it seems physically impossible.Here's the truth: you don't need to be perfectly qualified in order to apply for a job.My clients come to me with two problems:They can't seem to hit apply on anything, even if it seems interesting.They don't know how to adjust their application materials (cover letter and resume) for a new career that isn't perfectly aligned with their current one.I solve this two problems like this:Solution #1: My clients sharpen their just-do-it muscle through easy-to-do activities between our sessions. I call these "radical actions" - which means taking action on something that is technically easy to do, but a little bit scary. I've got your back. Solution #2: My clients can tailor a resume/cover letter in just a few minutes using keywords from any job description. Applying for jobs regularly is how you get practice applying for jobs.But, for this level of action, you need direction and accountability.