Want out and don't know what else you could do? Your number, your reasons, the people who already made the move, and the résumé pass. The first month, in one kit.
12 short lessons you read and answer, the workbook, and the message templates with your details filled in. No résumé needed to start.
Module 0 is free and needs no account. The kit is $9 once, for a limited time, credited toward the full program later. 30-day refund.
Sound familiar?
Most SLPs start at the résumé. That is why fifty applications turn into two screens.
A résumé is a flyer for one company, and if you have not named the company, the path, or the number the job has to clear, the flyer says “orchestrated client workflows” and nobody can picture a day of your life. The order that works is the order below: know your number and your reasons, find the people who already made the move, then translate the résumé for a posting you can name.
0
Start
1
Ground
2
Explore
3
Connect
4
Translate
5
Test
6
Leap
7
After
Filled stops are free or in this kit. Stops 3 and 4 open the first three and the two résumé lessons; the rest is the full program, later.
The four questions everyone asks, with numbers
What is out there, and what does it pay?
Twenty documented paths with sourced salary ranges, and a two-minute quiz that ranks them for you. Clinical liaison, for one, runs $84k to $135k in the documented range, and it needs the licence you already hold.
How long does it take?
Six to fifteen months is typical in the documented transitions. One that we can trace in full took 113 tailored applications, 7 interviews and 1 offer over eleven months. The kit is built for that pace, not a weekend.
Will I earn less?
It depends on the path, and you should know your own floor before anyone else's average. Lesson 0.2 gives you the number your next job has to clear, free. Where a path sits below most SLP salaries, the course says so and calls it a bridge.
Where do I even find the people?
Referrals decide most documented transitions, and applications without one are what fails. Expect a fifth to a quarter of your first messages to go unanswered. The kit gives you the who-first list, the message that gets answered, and three sent on the first night.
Start with Module 0, free
Twenty minutes, no account, nothing to buy: your real hourly rate, the number your next job has to clear, a date, and whether it’s the workplace, the work, or the season. Do it first. If it doesn’t help you, don’t buy the kit.
Written by James Berges, a former SLP who now works in marketing at a health-tech company.
The workbook
One page of it. You get the blank copy to print, two more sheets for the people and the résumé, and when you finish your reasons your answers arrive by email with a filled-in copy.
What $9 buys
12 lessons across the first month, in three parts, plus the workbook and two printable sheets.
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Your reasons, in writing · Module 1, seven lessons
So the decision is made once, on paper, instead of every Sunday night.
You're allowed to want out
Why leaving isn't a wasted degree
What actually gave you energy
What you can't afford to lose
What you keep when you leave
Tell one person
Your why, in writing
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The people who already made the move · Connect, three lessons
Who to talk to first, the message that gets answered with your details filled in, and three sent on the first night.
Where to find people in your target field
Messages that get answered
Reach out to three people
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The résumé pass · Translate, two lessons
Every bullet with a number, in words a hiring manager can picture, and one application sent properly.
Translating clinical work into business language
Send one application properly
Plus: the workbook that fills in with your answers, a printable translation pass and a who-to-talk-to-first sheet, your people list that remembers who is due, and your answers emailed to you when the reasons are done.