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Professional change does not always announce itself clearly. Begin with the experience that feels closest. You do not need to decide what it means yet.
These are recognizable executive experiences. Start with whichever experience feels most familiar to you.
The role still has your name on it.
Someone else is deciding what is still yours.
Explore examples →People still value your experience.
They no longer rely on your judgment in the same way.
Explore examples →You’re still succeeding.
The contribution the organization now needs from you may no longer be the contribution you most want to make.
Explore examples →Nothing is obviously wrong.
That’s exactly what makes the pattern so difficult to recognize.
Explore examples →You haven’t lost your capability.
Your judgment has outgrown the role that once fit it.
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