Most careers happen by accident. The people who end up where they want planned it — mapping the next few moves with intention. Here's how to map your next three career moves, ideally with a mentor's help.
Start with the destination
Work backward from where you actually want to be in 10 years. What role, what life, what impact? Clarity about the destination makes each intermediate move obvious instead of random.
Design moves that build
Each of your next three roles should add a skill, a network, or a credential the destination requires. A mentor helps you see which moves compound toward your goal and which are attractive dead ends.
Stay flexible
Frequently asked questions
What is career mapping?
Planning your next few career moves with intention so each role builds toward where you actually want to end up.
How do I plan my next moves?
Start from your 10-year destination and design moves that each add a needed skill, network, or credential.
Should the plan be rigid?
No — it's a compass, not a cage; revisit and adjust as things change.
How can a mentor help?
At Kerr University™ mentoring is always 1-on-1 with Digby R. Kerr, flexible around your schedule, affordably priced, with 24/7 WhatsApp access and free certificate courses included. Book a free 30-minute session.
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