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Redesign Your Career with a new Personal Business Model
Rating: 4.4 out of 5(477 ratings)
2,483 students

Redesign Your Career with a new Personal Business Model

Learn how to use design thinking and entrepreneurship principles to change how you work
Created byTim Clark
Last updated 4/2015
English
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What you'll learn

  • Understand and diagnose your current Personal Business Model™
  • Redesign your Model for greater satisfaction and success
  • Learn business modeling and entrepreneurship principles, how they apply to organizations and individuals, and how you can use them over your entire career
  • Be able to diagram your employer's business model

Course content

5 sections • 37 lectures • 4h 39m total length

  • Course Logistics | Start With a Purpose8:30

    NOTE: A full written transcript of every lesson in this course is available as a downloadable file to registered students.

  • Course Overview and Rationale4:34
  • What is Work?5:57
  • What is Work?
  • On the Job takeaways from "What is Work?"2:06

    Reflect on who you help, the jobs customers want done, and value you create; jot insights in a notebook and use analog tools and face-to-face talks to redesign your career.

  • Why Money Solves Only One Career Problem6:14
  • Why Money Solves Only One Career Problem
  • Wrapup on Why Money Solves Only One Career Problem0:44

    Well, I hope you got a perfect score on that quiz!

    When talking about careers, have you heard people say, "find your passion and the money will follow," or "if you do what you love, you'll never work a day in your life?"

    Well, those things sound really nice, but they are actually misleading. In our next lesson we'll learn why so-called passion is a poor basis for pursuing your career.

  • Avoid “Passion” When Selecting an Occupation5:48

    Avoid chasing passion when choosing an occupation; instead assess your competence and skills, as passion develops with experience, and self-knowledge comes from action rather than introspection.

  • Avoid "Passion" When Selecting an Occupation
  • The Difference Between Jobs and Work9:40
  • The Difference Between Jobs and Work
  • Lifeline Discovery Part 15:48
  • Lifeline Discovery Part 23:43
  • Lifeline Discovery Part 35:07

    Identify your lifeline with 10+ events, trade with a partner, and uncover recurring activities, people, and environments that reveal your work purpose and guide entrepreneurial career redesign.

Requirements

  • Participants should have two years of full-time work experience, access to spreadsheet software, and a strong desire to learn. No other requirements.

Description

Replace career confusion with career confidence, whether you want to improve in your current position, change jobs, or start your own enterprise. This hands-on, experiential course teaches you step-by-step how to define and redesign your Personal Business Model™ — the logic by which you create and deliver value. Gain clarity and power at work by mastering the systematic, repeatable way to optimize the most important business model of all: business model you. Taught directly by the author of the global bestseller Business Model You.

Who this course is for:

  • Mid-career professionals

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