Career Coaching For Ambitious Perfectionists In Higher Education
I help you move forward in your higher education career without throwing your quality of life out the window.
The people I work with
Ambitious perfectionists in higher education who want to maintain their high standards without throwing their quality of life out the window
Higher education professionals and academics who want to move beyond analysis paralysis and make career decisions that feel right
Mid-career professionals in higher education who want to replace burnout with joy (without making decisions they’ll regret)
Individuals who want to develop their leadership capacity within higher education and prefer to do so with confidential support from someone outside their unit (i.e., a coach!)
Higher education professionals and academics who want to leverage their strengths without being blocked by their indecision, procrastination, and other perfectionist tendencies
Folx in higher education who want to experience a greater sense of meaning in their career
Why work with me? I care. Period.
I care about helping people be in fulfilling careers, apply their strengths, and experience more joy in their professional lives. I look forward to connecting with you!
The latest from the blog
How do I become my future self?
How often do you wonder about your future? If you're anything like me, probably a lot. Without using these exact words, when we think about the months and years ahead, the question you (and me) are asking is "How do I become my future self?" What is "Future Self"?...
How do I make a change?
How do I make a change? This is a central theme when I work with my coaching clients, and in my own life. So it's a question I think a lot about. The other day, I was reflecting on my process. Mostly I was having fun playing with ideas and words and the letters in my...
Tool for decision making: 10/10/10
Decision making can be tough In our career, we continuously need to make decisions. Making better, and good, life and career choices is, well…a good thing and using a tool for decision making can get us there. I am fascinated (yes, really) by decision-making processes...
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