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In last weekโ€™s Career Alchemy call, one of our Alchemists brought in a real-time situation for coaching. Right before our Tuesday call, she had been preparing a document to send to an executive. As she was reviewing it, she caught...
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In the classic book by Bronnie Ware,ย The Five Regrets of the Dying, the top regret is not having the courage to live a life true to yourself, not the life others expected of you. This closely mirrors the #1 regret...
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I recently saw the headline โ€œAre you ready to take your next big, bold career move?โ€ and my stomach clenched. I admit. I have said similar sentiment to my clients. I believe in pursuing our dreams. I believe in going...
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I hear people say, โ€œCareer change is hard.โ€ Like sticking to healthy eating is hard. Like job searches are hard. Like relationships are hard. Believe me, I get it. Changeย isย hardโ€ฆ if we let it be. Today, I want to share...
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Several years ago, I sat in my therapistโ€™s office while still running my recruiting company. I told her I was looking forward to an upcoming vacation in Sarasota with my kids โ€” and proudly explained my plan: Mornings: work. Afternoons:...
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Thereโ€™s a strange kind of limbo that exists between knowing you want more in your career and actually moving toward it in your career. Itโ€™s easy to think youโ€™re justย waitingย to decide. But Rush, one my favorite bands, puts it best:...
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It is that time again. The time of year when my clients come to me for help with their performance reviews. No matter if they are done once a year or if your company has them quarterly, performance reviews are...
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I was recently having a heated conversation. With myself! This probably won’t surprise you, but I’m a fan of coaching. I have had coaches since I started my own business back in the mid-90s. Business coaches Personal growth coaches. Coaching...
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One of the things that slowed down the growth of my Career Wayfinder Coaching business was the belief that it would be smooth and fairly easy. This wasnโ€™t my first rodeo. It was my third business, for goodnessโ€™ sake. I...
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โ€œI feel so guilty,โ€ my client said. Sheโ€™d spent almost no time on her job search. Why? Because she was managingย twoย condo units โ€”one nearby, the other across the country โ€” prepping both for rental. That meant days of decisions, logistics,...
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