On paper, things look good. But you're starting to question what you want from your work.
I help professionals living abroad figure out what they want next in their careers, and take steps to make it happen.
A free, confidential 45-minute video call. We'll talk about what you need and whether we're a good fit.
You're still doing your job well. But you've started to wonder whether this is how you want to spend your time. Another job, another promotion. Would it really feel different?
Maybe you still want to grow in your career, take on more responsibility, and do work that matters to you. But with so much advice, so many expectations, and so many opinions around you, it's getting harder to trust your own judgment or say what you want.
Or you've been thinking about a different role, a break, a side project, or a business of your own. But your income, your visa, the people close to you, and the uncertainty of change keep you from taking the first step.
You may have read books, talked to friends or AI, and thought it through again and again. Some things are clearer. Others still go round in circles. And understanding more hasn't necessarily helped you decide what to do next.
I've been through this uncertainty myself. I've also worked with more than 100 clients around the world through 1:1 coaching.
We can work through this together: what matters to you in your career, what you want to change, and what it will take to start making that change happen.
Understanding what matters at work
I have a better understanding of what's important to me now, and what questions to ask myself when facing difficult decisions. My next step is finding a new job, not just any job, but one that lets me contribute a lot while also thriving personally.
Speaking up and building better working relationships
I feel more comfortable speaking up for myself at work now. My communication with my manager, my team, and other stakeholders has improved.
Getting clear before a negotiation
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What surprised me most was that she had me picture three different plans for this workplace negotiation: a 100% version, an 80% version, and a 60% version. That helped me organize my thinking and get a lot clearer on what I actually wanted.
In the end, I got the negotiation outcome I was hoping for with my company and my boss.
Exploring self-employment
I'm exploring what self-employment or starting something of my own could look like for me. I see my career as a journey toward building something that's truly mine.
We can start with where you are now, what you want to be different, and whether I'm the right person to help.
