It was a joy to return to my alma mater to host a workshop for ~700 alumni across industries seeking clarity on whether to stay in their roles or move on. We explored internal passions and priorities alongside real-world factors like the economy, political climate, and impact of AI to support clear, grounded decisions.

I had a blast chatting with fellow coach and creative, Phil Askew on Brown University’s School of Professional Studies’ coaching podcast. We unpacked how to align your career with love instead of fear, navigate life’s uncertainties, and balance passionate work with your health and well-being.

Feeling stuck on the fence about your next career move? Not sure whether to stick it out, pivot slightly, or start fresh? In this convo with the Tech Ladies community, I shared a practical framework to help you sort through the noise and find clarity. There’s no perfect answer—but there is your intentional one.

Ever catch yourself humming The Clash’s “Should I Stay or Should I Go?” when thinking about your job? You’re not alone! Steph and I dig into why this choice feels so tough—and how to spot when it’s really time to make a move.

I sat down with Claire Wasserman from Ladies Get Paid to talk about how to balance security and passion in your career. Your sweet spot is somewhere between the Golden Handcuffs and the Starving Artist tropes. We get into how to find it and stay there.

This workshop was a lifeline for anyone feeling burned out or stuck in an unsustainable work situation. In this blog recap, I share a powerful reframe to help you make your current role more manageable—not to settle, but to get clear and grounded enough to make a confident, empowered decision about what’s next.

Published in Noteworthy, this article walks you through an intentional, step-by-step process to successfully pivot your career—whether that means leaving your job, team, company, or industry—and landing somewhere way more satisfying with a brighter future.

I chatted with Brown University School of Professional Studies and ACT—the amazing folks who trained me to be a coach—about owning your career path, why I became a career coach, and how I help clients design careers they actually love.

Loved this convo with my friend and fellow coach Lucy Cullen! We swapped stories about navigating major life events while growing a business—and I shared my top tips for designing a career you truly love.