Reader, I've been quiet lately, but I'm about to get LOUD.
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Because generalists deserve to land jobs they love.
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And right now, they're struggling on the market. Badly...
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Someone DMed me yesterday: "Are you seeing things slow down right now?"​
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I replied, "Honestly, no."​
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I watch generalists land dream jobs inside my community.
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Every. Single. Week.
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✅ "I AM THRILLED TO ANNOUNCE I GOT - not "a" - THE JOB!"
💅 "They created a custom role with everything I've been looking for"
🚀 "Recruiter bumped me up to $150K just because I asked"
👌 "That founder wants to bring me on full-time"
✨ "UPDATE: I GOT THE JOB!!!!!"
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Why are they winning in this market amidst economic uncertainty, an abundance of qualified applicants, and AI agents taking over?!
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​They're operating like Stand Out Candidates: The top 1% candidates landing offers.
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I taught them how to navigate the search differently, from "What do I want next?" → Offer = signed 🤑
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- They know how to display confidence EVEN in uncertainty
- They leverage psychology to win over hiring teams from day 1
- They execute consistently because they have an actual roadmap
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And now, they have the only REAL job security:
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​Knowing how to position yourself as someone with valuable skills worth investing in.​
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After navigating my own pivot from consulting to startups, building ATS and candidate sourcing platforms, advising over 100+ teams on hiring at every level, and now helping 120+ generalists navigate their career transition...
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I've seen what works.... and what leaves candidates wondering why the hell they're still looking 6 months later.

It's not luck, it's a SKILLSET.

Good news: You can learn it!
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​I put together a brand new free course so you can land your dream role too.​
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30 minutes from now you could know EXACTLY what needs to shift in your search to land your next $150K-$300K+ target role (hint: it's not waiting for the market to change).
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​>> Grab the free course now >>​

Enjoyyyy,

P.S. You can become a Stand Out Candidate whether you're trying to land a full-time gig or fractional / consulting work. I know you've thought about both, it's the generalist way ; ) >> Watch the free course now >>​