You are interested in a different field or a possible move, but the change is several years away. The distance makes it difficult to know what belongs on this week's list. Planning the whole future may produce assumptions that cannot yet be checked.
Choose a present question that would help you understand the possibility. Read the current entry requirements, talk to someone with relevant experience or attend an introductory event. Keep the action small enough to fit alongside your current responsibilities.
Record what the exploration changes
Afterwards, note what you learned and which question follows from it. You may discover that the interest is stronger, more specific or different from the one you first imagined. Leave room for those changes.
Set a later review date if you want to continue exploring. Avoid treating every discovery as a commitment to the final change. A few well-chosen actions can help you understand a distant option while the conditions needed for a larger decision are still taking shape around your present life.
