Hi Reader, The beauty of working for yourself is that you get to give yourself a job title. And I’ve always kind of struggled with this. I often hesitate for that half a second after someone asks me “What do you do?” “I’m a…coach!” I’m very proud to be a coach, my practice, and the body of work I’ve built. But putting this thing I do into a little box so that others will understand it has been a challenge for me. I like to be verbose. Paint the full picture with all the details. Show people a window into the possibilities of change this work can create. And yet, I know I only have a few seconds before I lose someone’s attention. So what do I say? A lot people call me a “career coach”. They know me as the person who can help you with your career. And I am, in a lot of cases and have helped many clients with that over the years! Except the title “career coach” had never really felt congruent to me and what I do, what I REALLY help my clients with. Read more about trying to fit myself into a box and my biggest realizations along the way in my latest blog post:
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