Eleven tabs open, two applications sent, nothing moved. If that's your Tuesday night, the problem isn't effort. It's that the hours aren't pointed at anything. The Sprint swaps the scroll, apply, wait loop for one clear move a day: decide what you're hunting, get into real conversations, walk into interviews rehearsed, and know your number before anyone asks for it.
Start the Sprint · $79Everything is a working document, built to be used tonight. Nothing to watch, nothing to log into.
One page per day. Each one gives you the move, the steps, the script when there is one, lines to write on, and a "Done when" box so you know when to close the laptop. Weekly reviews tell you where your search is leaking and which day to redo.
Target 25, Network Map, Outreach Log, Pipeline, Story Bank, and a Company Brief template. Log your messages and applications and the Scoreboard fills itself in: weekly counts, conversion rates, and how many follow-ups are due right now. Excel or Google Sheets.
19 scripts, word for word: the warm reconnect, the cold insider message, the intro ask, the recruiter note, the side-door message that rides with every application, the salary expectations answers, the counter, the reference ask, and the gracious reply to a no. Opens in Word, Google Docs, or Pages.
All 30 days on one printable page with a checkbox on each. Tape it where you'll see it. Crossing off a day is a small thing that does a lot of work on the mornings you'd rather skip.
Five working days at 45 to 90 minutes, one light day, one review day. It fits around a full-time job. Searching full-time? It becomes the first hour of your day.
Pick the target, build your Target 25, dig up your proof, and point your resume and LinkedIn straight at it. No applying yet.
Map your network, send the first five, find the insiders, go in cold, and work with recruiters the right way.
Apply through side doors, build six stories, nail the three questions you'll always get, and rehearse out loud.
Know your number, handle the salary question, line up references, run the offer conversation, and keep the pipeline fed.
I spent 20+ years hiring at places like Zillow and CBS, and I've coached working people through 10,000+ hours of sessions at every level. The searches that move have the same bones: a clear target, conversations before applications, answers rehearsed out loud, and a number decided in advance. The ones that stall look alike too: scrolling, Easy Apply, waiting. This is the first kind, broken into 30 moves. I won't promise you an offer in 30 days. Hiring runs on other people's calendars, and anybody promising otherwise is selling something I wouldn't buy. What you'll have on Day 30 is a target, a pipeline, real conversations on the calendar, and a system you can keep running until the right offer shows up.
No. It's working documents. A workbook you write in, a tracker you log into every day, scripts you paste, and a calendar you cross off. You'll spend your time running your search, not watching videos about running your search.
Some people will. Most searches take longer than a month, and I'd be lying if I told you otherwise. The Sprint controls what you can control: the target, the outreach, the rehearsal, the follow-up. Day 30 is a debrief and a reload, so the system keeps running for as long as your search does.
It was built for that. Working days run 45 to 90 minutes, the light day is 30, and the workbook has a page on searching discreetly while employed. Miss a day and you pick up where you left off. No restarting.
It's the best time. A search that's been stalled for months is almost always stuck on a fuzzy target or on applications with no conversations behind them. Weeks 1 and 2 go straight at both.
Two PDFs (the workbook and the calendar), the tracker spreadsheet, which opens in Excel and Google Sheets, and the editable scripts file, which opens in Word, Google Docs, and Pages. Instant download after checkout, yours forever.
The kits go deep on one asset. The Sprint runs the whole search, start to signed offer. Days 4 and 5 cover your resume and LinkedIn at sprint speed, and the kits are there if you want the full teardown on either one.
If the Sprint doesn't give your search a shape, reply to your receipt email and I'll refund you. Simple as that.
Thirty days from now you'll have a target, a pipeline, and a system. Or the same eleven tabs. One move a day is how you get the first one.