I was supposed to have a quiet workday today. (Even if it's the weekends cause I enjoy what I do)

But life had other plans.

My toddler spilled juice all over my laptop, my internet went down, and I had to rearrange my entire schedule just to get through the day.

At first, I was frustrated. But as I stepped back, something clicked.

Chaos has a way of shaking things up, breaking routines, and unlocking clarity when you least expect it.

I started jotting down ideas while waiting for my laptop to dry. I thought about a challenge a client was facing and came up with a new framework that could help them land their dream job faster.

That framework wouldn’t exist without a bit of chaos.

This is why I don’t stick to rigid schedules or pre-planned strategies. I let life inspire me and use the moments of chaos to create something new.

“Notion planner” types might call it reckless, but I’ve learned that embracing the unexpected creates space for true creativity.

Chaos gave me:

• A breakthrough idea for my client’s Minimum Valuable Pitch.

• A renewed perspective on how flexibility keeps us adaptable.

• And a reminder that creativity thrives in uncertainty.

That’s the power of the UX Careerpreneur Model. It’s not about perfectly laid-out plans. It’s about using what life throws at you to move closer to your dream job.

It’s a model that works even in chaos because it’s designed for flexibility and results.

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Dream jobs aren’t built in perfect conditions. They’re built in the moments when you rise to the challenge.

Cheers,

Joseph

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