These days, it feels like nearly everyone I cross paths with (yes, even yours truly!) is navigating some kind of career shift. Whether it's a dear friend, a chance encounter with a stranger, or a client I've been collaborating with for ages ā both the world and the landscape of work have dramatically changed ā leaving us all a bit uncertain about what comes next. As a wise elder once told me, āWhat got you here, wonāt get you there.ā
Enter From Here to There: A Workshop to Re-imagine Your Next Chapter of Work on Wednesday, April 10th from 11am-12.30pm PDT. This workshop is for anyone who's looking to envision new possibilities for a more aligned and vibrant career.
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This 90-minute workshop is for you if: - Youāre ready for a new work chapter but donāt know where to start.
- You want to embrace change and turn uncertainties into catalysts for growth and transformation.
- Youāre eager to explore untapped skills, passions, and strengths that may have been overlooked in your current career.
- Youāre looking to connect with like-minded individuals facing a similar crossroads.
- Youāre open to moving beyond traditional career paradigms in order to explore a holistic approach to success.
In this workshop, you will: - Be led through a guided visualization to gain awareness around conscious and unconscious decisions that got you āHereā.
- Journal and self-reflect to understand how your current skills and experience will support you on your path to āThereā.
- Unlock your intuition as a tool for your next steps.
Space is limited and registration closes on Monday, April 8th. Cost is $35 / participant. Claim your spot today! |
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I donāt know how the start of 2024 was for you ā but damnnnnn did it feel sluggish and muddy for me. It was, yet again, one of lifeās humble reminders that being human is about embracing all of the feels and trusting that whenever a moment of stuckness arises ā it too shall pass. With the spring equinox upon us, Iād like to prompt you with a few questions of self-reflection that may support you (wherever youāre at!) in getting from āHereā to āThereā: Here: - What is a way you are unnecessarily limiting yourself?
- What is a way you are not taking care of your gifts?
- What is a way you have gotten lazy?
- What is one stagnant behavior you keep seeing in yourself, your community, your country or the world?
There: - What is a new way I can commit to taking care of myself/my body?
- What is a new way I can commit to taking care of my home?
- What is a new way I can commit to taking care of my relationships?
- What is a new way I can commit to taking care of my community, country, or the planet?
May the gentle warmth and blooming beauty of spring melt away any lingering stagnation that winter may have brought. With love, |
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