Resources
Tools to help you think differently and move forward.
Whether you’re exploring a challenge, learning a new approach, or building your own skills, these resources can help you take the next step.
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Practical tools you can use today.
These free resources will help you pause, reflect and gain clarity so you can make better decisions and create meaningful progress.
Before You Move Forward Reflection Guide
Ten questions to help you clarify what matters before making your next move.
Lean Into Your Assumptions
A simple worksheet to challenge assumptions before they shape your decisions.
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Build your skills with the Design Your Direction Online Course.
If you want to go deeper, this self-guided course will help you apply human-centered design tools and thinking to your own ideas, offerings or challenges. Learn at your own pace.
- Understand the people you serve
- Map the journey and identify opportunities
- Explore and test ideas
- Create a practical plan for moving forward
Ideal For:
- Business owners and entrepreneurs
- Nonprofit and faith-based leaders
- Team members and emerging leaders
- Anyone who wants to build practical HCD skills
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Some challenges are easier to work through together.
If you’re ready for expert guidance, explore how Jen can help you understand your challenge, improve what you offer, or bring people together to make progress.
Have a specific challenge or question?
Need a fresh perspective?
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Learn more about the three ways we can work together and find the best fit for your goals.
Questions?
Let’s talk about your next step.
I’m happy to answer questions, suggest a resource, or talk through how we might work together. Just reach out — I’d love to hear what you’re working on.