Finding the Right Words

Make Sense First, Then Find the Words

A guided reframing of complex careers—for people whose experience doesn’t behave on paper.

Some careers don’t sit politely in reverse chronological order.

They pivot.
They evolve.
They overlap.
They grow sideways before they grow up.

And when it comes time to write a résumé—or talk about what you do—everything feels muddy.

This short course guides you through the reframing process first.

Not templates.
Not AI prompts.
Not “power verbs.”

Instead, you’ll learn how to:

• Untangle layered experience

• Identify the through-line in a nonlinear career

• Separate noise from signal

• Reframe “messy” transitions into coherent progression

• Build language that feels true—not inflated

Through guided reflection, structured prompts, and strategic reframing exercises, you’ll move from confusion to clarity. Only when the thinking is clear do the words begin to work.

Who This Is For

• Professionals with long, multi-industry, or portfolio careers

• People returning to work after a break

• Leaders whose roles evolved beyond their job title

• Anyone thinking, “My experience makes sense in my head… but not on paper.”

What You’ll Walk Away With

• A clear narrative anchor for your career

• Confidence in how to describe your work

• A stronger foundation for your résumé, LinkedIn, and interviews

• Language that sounds like you — not like a template

This is not a mass-produced résumé writing formula.

It’s a guided reframing process for complex thinkers and experienced professionals.

Make sense first.
Then find the words.