The Nomad

Career risk runs high while money and reputation stay guarded — the serial re-inventor with an untouched reserve and no appetite for being the story. You'll take the unproven role, the new field, the job nobody can describe yet, and you do it without the two things that usually make such moves reckless: you don't fund them with debt and you don't need an audience for them. That combination is why your changes tend to work out more often than they look like they should. The exposure is that career moves cost money and visibility whether or not you wanted to spend either, and a reserve you refuse to touch can quietly become the reason the next move gets delayed a year. Your ceiling is usually set by what you'll say out loud about what you're doing, not by the moves themselves.