2016年陕西省西安经济师合格证书领取时间4月18日

This week last year, I stepped away from my role at Included Health with nothing lined up next for the first time in my life. After five years, I knew I was ready for something new, but I wasn’t sure what. And I found myself in the exceptionally fortunate position of being able to take some time to explore. Since then I’ve: ? Talked to 229 people ? Met with 41 companies ? Tried out 68 AI products ? Vibe coded 17 prototypes, and built 1 fully-functional app ? Walked my son to school almost every morning ? Discovered power zone training ? Rebuilt a deck, a set of neighborhood stairs, cut down a tree, and managed to keep my tomato plants alive for long enough for a deer to eat them all while I slept one night I received so much great advice along the way. A few bits that stand out: ? James Raybould's advice to never turn down a conversation, because we’re pretty bad at predicting in advance which conversations will be helpful ? Ross Jensen's counsel to pay attention to whether I was feeling more or less energized after a conversation, and to listen to that feeling ? Wade Chambers' wisdom: “first, look for the wind, and then find the sails that will catch it” ? James Cham's thesis that there's something intriguing at the intersection of AI and emotional intelligence, and his nudge last fall to simply play with everything I could get my hands on and watch to see where the dust settles ? Nupur Srivastava's encouragement to be discerning and wait for the right thing ? Claire McDonnell's framing question: figure out why the jobs you’re considering might not work out, and then ask yourself:?if that happens in a year or two, which will you rather have chosen? ? Zach Eddinger and Melissa Huang's repeated pings to tell me that the office felt different without me, a good reminder that the people you spend your days with really matter. In 3 weeks, I’ll be starting an exciting new adventure (watch this space for more soon!). In the meantime, to each and everyone who I spoke to, who reached out to talk, who offered to connect me with a person or a company that they thought I might enjoy meeting: thank you. You’ve been the best part of this journey.