Even when the plan is “set in stone” it’s okay to change that plan, to scratch it out, to make adjustments or to pick up a whole new rock and write a totally different plan.

Leaving my full time job three months ago was hard. Unlike many people who only have a few weeks, I had four full months to prepare for my last day and so did the team that I worked with. Regardless of how confident I felt in my decision or of the amount of time to prepare it was still hard.

If I could wave a magic wand and you could have 100% clarity on your WHY trust me, I would 🪄

Embracing it all 🪐

Welcoming the flexibility to work from anywhere and thankful for friends who will let me post up on their dining room table for a week.

A job search should be intentional and strategic, focused on your non-negotiables and with an ultimate goal of finding a new position.

Job browsing, is more of information gathering and is a good way to:

Even when it doesn't feel like it and even when we don't recognize it in the moment we are always building new skills and improving on the skills that we have.

Job searching is hard, takes a lot of time and let's be honest, it can be really draining. It’s not surprising that so many of us get into that job search debate, potentially even spending more time deciding whether to job search than actually searching.

Don’t underestimate the power of a coffee chat