Helping high-achieving mid-career women who want to do more meaningful and enjoyable work
Sunday night is the worst, amirite?
You might dread going into the office (walking across the hall to your home office), flashing your fake smile (on Zoom.) Your stomach tenses as you try to inspire your team, despite the fact that you haven’t felt genuinely inspired in… too long.
Sure, there’s a lot to appreciate about the career you’ve built. But why should you have to settle for good when it could be great?
Some nights, you wonder if you’re on the right path. You sense that you’re capable of more and wonder what might be possible. You scroll through LinkedIn looking for intriguing jobs, but it’s half-hearted. You’ve analyzed all of the data points (personality assessments, Gallup strengths, the long list of careers and business ideas you’ve considered) to try to pinpoint what you want to do. Something you’d be great at, that would be meaningful and fun. Something you’d actually want to talk about at parties! But it’s all so confusing.
It’s frustrating to be where you are. It’s like you can see a sparkling white mountain top in the distance but are standing at the edge of a cliff, with a wide unreachable valley stretching between here and there.
How do you get to the other side? Where do you even start?
But other people get there, right? Not a lot, but some. You trust that it’s at least possible.
(You’re right, of course.)
What does it look like to go from here to there? Here’s a story from one of my clients* whose results are representative of many clients’ experiences. We worked together for six months.
Where she started…
…Where she ended up
I’ve seen it over and over in my life and clients’ lives: You CAN learn how to get out of your own way and have way more FUN!
* Client has asked to remain anonymous.
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