Breaking through a professional plateau is hard.
Doing so without pushing yourself to burnout can be even harder.
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Visualize your balance and pinpoint where to start to turn the tide.
But you don’t need to do it alone.
One of the hardest parts of getting to that next level in your career or business is figuring out where to focus your limited resources as you continue juggling all your existing responsibilities.
I’ve been there!
I’ve felt the listlessness and uncertainty of ‘what’s next’, the self-doubt and confusion about where to start, the analysis paralysis and endless list of courses I needed to do to be ‘ready’, and eventually the burnout as I pushed myself too far.
But it doesn’t need to be that way…
Today is your opportunity to build the tomorrow you want.
– Ken Poirot
Hi there, I’m Liz!
And I help people who feel stuck, fast-track their professional development journeys so that they can confidently step into the next phase of their careers or businesses without burning themselves out.
That journey can look very different for people and that’s what I love about the work that I do.
From getting solopreneurs ready for maternity leave, to getting executives ready to embrace a new role, to diving into product offerings to improve financial security, and navigating work-life balance challenges, each person’s journey is unique. And you can check out more of the leaps people have taken HERE.
With my background in Business Operations, Management, and Coaching I’ve seen firsthand the challenges that come up in small businesses, teams, companies, and startups. It is those challenges that I felt drawn to, as the impact the people running and leading the businesses have far outweighs the impact of any processes or structures. The exponential positive ripple effect that a leader can have is what really excites me.
So if you’re feeling stuck, but you’re not sure if you need executive coaching, life coaching, or business coaching, get in touch because life is rarely that clearly delineated and I focus on helping the person in front of me with what is on their plate.