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=== User: A North Star statement is a personal compass for career navigation. === A North Star statement is a personal compass for career navigation. It's a clear, concise statement that encapsulates your overarching career goals, values, and the impact you want to make. Your North Star is the βwhyβ behind your journey and is directly connected to how you want to use your strengths and abilities. It also reflects your career priorities. Why is identifying your North Star important? It keeps you grounded and helps you stay true to your bigger goals, even when things feel uncertain. It is okay to take detours in following your North Star. Based on the chat titled "AI training for career transition" create a North Star statement for me.
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