"The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, but expecting different results" - Albert Einstein (credit given)
You feel "stuck", knowing that a decision has to be made and changes need to happen, but uncertainty and fears prevent you from deciding what you can do. Sometimes, it feels as though you are standing at the fork in the road, unsure of the different pathways in-front of you. For others, you're standing on the edge of a great precipice, with no visible pathways forward, only the great divide!
Whether you're at the beginning, in the middle or at the end of your career journey, ultimately you face a decision that requires making choices in relation to your job, career or calling. Like with all decisions, there is a structured process that can help you arrive at the best decision for your current circumstances.
A decision-making process is a series of steps, describing how-best to approach this decision, drawing upon relevant information/resources to derive a conclusion and produce clarity, confidence and focused career direction.
SCLC users experience this decision-making process in a multi-sensory way, guided by tailored workflows for their given career situation, supported by videos, audio files and online resources for each workflow step, and empowered by coaching to take ownership of their decision(s) and create positive change(s) in their work lives.