Who Would You Be Without All Your Doubts and Fears About Your Next Big Life/Career Transition? |
Who Would You Be Without All Your Doubts and Fears About Your Next Big Life/Career Transition? |
Susan
Retired After a 50-year Career From a Successful Wealth Management Practice “I am so grateful Rebecca was there to guide me through the 6 years of planning and execution as I selected, coached, and mentored my successor. I had invested so much of myself in working with clients I truly loved and agonized over leaving them and their financial futures in someone else’s hands. As a result of our coaching, I was able to feel confident that they would be well cared for, and one-by-one we dismantled all my fears about loss of significance and how I could be happy without my work. I am 100% confident that I am entering my best chapter yet. Having Rebecca as my coaching partner has been essential to this successful transition!”
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John
Retired as a Senior Leader After a 33-year Career in a Government Agency “I felt like it was time to make a change but had a hard time making the decision. My 33-year career as a leader and significant contributor in a government agency I loved was immensely rewarding, and I am young for retirement—only 55. My health had suffered for a long time as a result of being in a high stress environment and I was able to make the decision to transition into my next chapter to restore my wellbeing so that I could truly enjoy my life—not just soldier through it. With Rebecca as my coach and thinking partner, I was able to deal with my ego needs and envision a robust and exciting future out of government service. Her gentle approach and ability to work at a very deep level were invaluable in helping me build a bridge to my best chapter.”
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Erin
Successful C-Suite Executive Took a Step Back and Reconnected with Her True Purpose “I have literally worked hard my whole life—well, ever since I was 14. Rebecca and I started with a two-day intensive so that I could take a hard look at the toll that lifestyle had taken on me, my relationships, my health, and my self-worth. I decided I wanted to break the “type A” pattern, and reluctantly agreed to take a 6-month sabbatical. Wow! I had never been able to sit still (without accomplishing something, anything) and read a novel. It was hard, but one of the best things I’ve ever done for myself. Rebecca, you nailed it! My pattern of sacrificing my wellbeing for my career is now broken, and I can relax and enjoy my life. Best of all, I decided not to limit my career options to CEO/CFO positions and accepted my new role in order to make a difference and live my next chapter doing work with meaning and purpose.”
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