Read the chapter, then turn to the next-to-last page for the Scanner Tool Kit items that best help Jacks-of-All-Trades. Try at least one of the tools, two if this chapter describes you.
Here are the Scanner Tools recommended for Jacks-of-All-Trades:
- Tool 1: Career Tryout on page 206
- Tool 2: Scanner’s Finish on page 111
- Tool 3: Life’s Work Bookshelf on page 112
Give us a review of the tool(s) you chose. Add a page in your Daybook for any you found helpful. After you share your experience, read the rest of the comments and reply to a few.
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Use the Next link (up above the title) to continue on to Exercise 2: Try the Jack-of-All-Trades Life Design and Career after you are done adding your comments.
I’m not feeling interested in more money / looking for work. I have plenty of work I can do when I feel like it.
I’m inspired by the Scanner’s Finish / Life’s Work Bookshelf as an organizing tool to store projects in which my children lost interest before finishing and pulling them back out in the case of grandchildren. Or they can be thrown into a bonfire at my funeral.
Hi Nate! I often think of all of the wisdom lost when our children are too young to appreciate what we have to offer and think that someday our descendants would love to have our Life’s Work Bookshelf available to them 🙂 Even if they are not interested now. Imagine having some of our own hero’s books, notes/projects and recorded thoughts to look through and learn from!