I'll make sure to firstly gain clarity about what roles and company specifications I'm looking forward to. Next, I'll set a daily strategy of approaching the job search. I'll tailor each application well.

I've heard people argue between being busy and being productive. I believe it's not a matter of having to choose. You can be busy but, on productive things. While navigating a new career, it's important to have clarity on your decision-making and time allocation. It entails having time for: 1. Deep learning. Time allocated to immerse yourself into skill development and application. 2. Networking. Understanding the market needs, reaching out to industry experts, and knowing about your target companies. It is an opportunity to show what you've learnt and improve based on feedback. 3. Yourself. Focusing on tasks that help you grow physically, spiritually, or mentally is essential to help you recharge while still remaining resilient.

When I went through this about 8 years ago I treated my job search like a job. I got up in the morning, went to a coworking space, library, coffee shop etc and worked on my search for several hours each day. I took breaks, went for walks, went to lunch, etc. Do not focus on this 24/7. Take care of mental, personal, and physical self as you navigate this transition.

Navigating a career transition while juggling work and personal life requires careful planning and prioritization. Start by setting clear, realistic goals for both your career transition and personal responsibilities. Break down larger tasks into manageable steps and create a schedule that balances your time between work, job search activities, and personal life. Prioritize self-care, as it helps you stay focused and reduce stress during the transition. Set boundaries between work and personal time to avoid burnout. Delegate tasks where possible, whether at home or at work, and communicate openly with your family or colleagues about your needs and availability.