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In the past eight years, I've coached thousands of women from all walks of life, all over the world, in all stages of their careers.

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Whenever it's in a group setting - which it often is - I get the same email after, every single time.

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"I thought I was the only one."

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The email then goes on to detail how that realization of not being alone, marked a turning point. An ah-moment of self-actualization, the missing piece in the path of pushing forward to who they want to be.

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Here's what I've found both as a coach and in my journey of self-discovery. Whatever we're grappling with (from office politics to inner critics), the feeling of aloneness makes it worse. It makes us ashamed.

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That's why I fervently believe transparency is transformative, and why I've dedicated these newsletters to sharing my stories.

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Now, through my brand new podcast, I'm sharing the stories of other women as they do the hard work of working on themselves.

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Each episode is a real coaching session - recorded with consent and edited for clarity - with the goal that their journey will help illuminate yours. (If you like Esther Perel's podcast, you'll like this.)

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And because I practice what I preach, sometimes I'll turn the tables and put myself in the hot seat, as I invite coaches and therapists to guide me through challenges I'm experiencing.

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In short: we're all going through something. We might as well go through it together, and cheer each other on along the way.

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Take a listen to the first three episodes below and stay tuned for next week's, where you'll meet Marissa, who is exploring a career pivot.

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PS If you're interested in being coached on the podcast, click this.​

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In this episode, you'll meet Kathleen, who has just returned from maternity leave and is feeling a lack of confidence, or she says, "She doesn't belong in a room of leaders." Because of that self-doubt, Kathleen is also questioning if this is the right company or career path for her. As we get deeper into this session, what starts as a conversation about career strategy turns into an exploration of what is enough and how to define success according to our values.

In this episode, you’ll meet Caitlin who has a great idea for a business but came to me for guidance on how to get started, ways to do market research, how to best prioritize her time and to-dos, plus how to know when she’s ready to officially launch.

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In this episode, you’ll meet Bea who has just finished up a year of travel, after getting unexpectedly laid off. She’s feeling demoralized by all the rejection and sought guidance from me to see how she can better stand out as a candidate plus sustain her motivation during the job search because as any of us who has been in her position knows, it’s definitely a marathon.