How I Get Unstuck for Making Decisions and Taking Action
It’s so easy to get stuck on big career or business decisions and not take action, sometimes for years. Here’s how I get unstuck, the easy way.
Career Transitions
“I only have soft skills, and they aren’t valued.” (Myth)
So-called soft skills are more valuable than you realize and I mean valued in the decent paying job market! Here’s some proof and what helps.
3 Classic Ways to Transition to Self-employment and Not Starve
Unlock the secrets of transitioning from employment to self-employment with practical tips tailored for introverts and HSPs. 3 methods outlined with guidance to make it work best.
Wasted time on the wrong career track?
Regret of wasted time on the wrong career track? Good news: When people find their truer path, they see that nothing was wasted. Why + stories.
Mid-Career Change: How to Know It’s the Right Time & Then What?
Should I change careers at this age? or Too old to change careers at 40? or Start a business at 50? Some ease to the process and why mid-career change is an ideal time to pivot. A mid career coach can help.
Choosing the *right* bridge work for the in-between times.
Using bridge work to fill the gap is a great idea, but you’ve got to choose it well, to preserve energy for the bigger dream. Here’s a selection checklist.
Supporting your growing business 🌱 with bridge work is normal and good.
People assume self-employment requires a big leap. A big leap is not that common. Here’s the behind-the-scenes reality – They often do bridge work.
How do I find energy for career exploration when I’m so exhausted by work/life already?
When work or life are already draining, it’s hard to find energy to work towards a career change such as considering self-employment. Here’s how real introverts and HSPs are making it work.
Pros and Cons of Starting a Business Now 🤔
Is it a good time to start a business or bad time? Here’s a list of pros and cons for solopreneurs. + Tips for how to decide in your own situation.
Can Introverts Be Entrepreneurs? I didn’t think so, until I did it anyway. {audio}
The extroverted entrepreneurial stereotype never felt like me, as an introverted woman. Here’s my look back on how I ended up self-employed anyway, and how it worked out despite my initial blocks. You can listen in on this conversation in this podcast. I no longer think there’s an entrepreneurial personality
