Career Menu™ — One Resume. Five Ways to Get Paid.
Paste your resume. Get five possible paths for turning your existing skills into income — including what to offer, who might pay for it, and the first message to send.
$47 for the first 72 hours, then $97.
Your resume tells the story of where you've been. It does not always show what you can do next.
That is why career changes feel harder than they should. You are looking at a document built around your past, trying to find a path forward.
Career Menu™ helps you see the income options already hiding in your experience.
Jordan Avery
Marketing Manager · Philadelphia, PA
Experience
Senior Marketing Manager, Northwind Co.
2021–Present
- Built the onboarding email system from scratch
- Cut weekly reporting time by six hours
Skills
Email automation · Analytics · Onboarding · Copywriting
Paste your resume and get five ways your skills could create income:
The Day Job
The strongest full-time role your skills can hold.
The Monthly Advice Call
A few hours a month for a team that can't afford a full-timer.
The 2-Day Quick Fix
One mess you solve over a weekend, for a flat fee.
The Mistake Check
A one-time review that saves someone from a costly error.
Teach a Beginner
An hourly session showing a rookie what you already know.
For each option, you'll get
- a starting offer idea
- a realistic price range to consider
- who could be interested
- the first message to send
No staring at a blank page wondering what to do next. Just a clearer view of what your experience could become.
Your experience has more options than your job title currently shows.
I got laid off in August 2025. My first instinct was the same one a lot of people have: open LinkedIn, update my resume, and start applying for the same kind of role I had before.
Then I asked myself a different question: “What else can I do with everything I've already built?”
When I wrote down my answer, I realized my experience was not leading to one path. It connected to several. The problem was that my resume only showed where I had been, not where I could go next.
That realization became the Career Pivot Kit. I started sharing this idea online, and people began using it because they wanted a clearer way to understand the experience they already had.
After my layoff, I spent my time learning AI and building tools that help people find more options in their careers. Career Menu™ is one of those tools. I built the thing I wish I had sitting at my kitchen table that week, staring at a resume that made my entire career look like one direction.
— Kudzani Koketso, PHR
Career Menu™ is $47
then $97
Prices in your menu are starting points, not guarantees. Your experience, market, and audience will shape what you charge.
If your menu isn't genuinely useful, email me within 7 days for a full refund.
Questions, answered
You could — if you already knew the five ways to package your skills, who'd pay, and the exact first message to send. That's the part that eats hours. Career Menu™ hands it to you in about a minute.
Five ways to use your experience — each with an offer idea, a realistic price range, who'd want it, and the first message to send.
No. Every option is built from what you already do. Start with the one that's easiest to test.
Yes. It works for anyone with a resume. If you have a skill, you have options.
They're starting points, not guarantees. Your experience, market, and audience shape what you charge.
It's used only to build your menu, and never shared.
Your resume is not the end of your career story. It is the starting point for finding what comes next.