Career advice has long been obsessed with the long game: where do you want to be in five years? But in a world where industries shift overnight, companies pivot every quarter, and AI is reshaping entire job categories, the five-year plan may be more of a comfort blanket than a useful strategy. This article argues for a different approach — directional thinking over fixed destinations — and introduces practical frameworks for navigating a career that's less a ladder and more a rock-climbing wall: unpredictable, nonlinear, and ultimately more rewarding.
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