This week you are contemplating your vocation and what it does for you, then scheming about how to change it (if need be).

Many of you have been holding back -- choosing the safety of the familiar instead of the risk of increased responsibility or trying something new. This stunts you intellectually and emotionally, and will bleed into other facets of your life. Others among you are motivated, but unsure how to maneuver yourself into the path of greater opportunity. Still others have never even thought of your career in the context of RP, and are probably wondering why it is a week in the 60 DoD.

You can of course read the information laid down in prior years, and you really should check out those resources, particularly if this is your first 60 DoD rodeo. I also recommend this post by u/UEMcGill. Though it was not career-oriented, it is a lesson from that context, and offers you some important cues on frame.

What I'd like to do this year is to have anyone who needs help in this area ask questions below. There are a number of guys here who are on-point with their career, some quite experienced and powerful in their industries. If you ask intelligent questions from a place of authenticity and congruence, I'm betting you'll get good answers. This is an experiment; don't askMRP me here on this thread. Retarded Kindergarten questions like "How do I get a better job?" will result in bans of indeterminate length.

Bring it.