My story began with my own journey of managing my career transitions.
I started my career in Human Resources over 25 years ago after graduating McGill University with a degree in Psychology. I decided to combine my desire of coaching and counseling in a business setting. Along the way as I gained more professional experience, my love for learning led me to a Masters in Business and becoming a Certified Human Resources Leader.
I was fortunate to learn many tools along the way that helped me discover my talents and continue to create a career that brought me more meaning. I enjoyed learning and growing which is what led me to transition to a Consultant/Coach and devote my business to helping others learn, grow and find more meaning in their lives - personal and professional.
Over the years I have seen brilliant, talented people that didn't believe in themselves and/or didn't know how to re-invent themselves. The fear associated with making these kind of changes in life cannot be minimized. There is a learning curve for every new venture we take, and our physical bodies don't know the difference between a physical threat and a mental/emotional threat. This can prevent many of us from making the changes our intuition nudges us to make and instead listen to the mind telling us we are safe just where we are. We are meant to grow, evolve and learn new things. But if we lack some of the tools to help with the transition, it may prevent us from moving forward resulting in unhappiness and/or stress related illnesses.
As my own career evolved, I experienced the fear of the unknown and was happy to have some of the tools already to help me move forward. Of course, I quickly realized I didn't have all the tools I needed, and I would have to find them fast. Managing through those transitions were some of the scariest in my life that turned out to be some of the most rewarding, but at times it was challenging to stay the course.
Fear and uncertainty will happen anytime there is a significant change, positive or negative. The neurochemical reactions in the brain will affect our ability to perform whether the change is related to a health crisis, challenges in a relationship, or changes in our career. It is a biological reaction that can prevent us from consciously creating the life we want. I am so grateful to the people I met and the systems I learned along the way to help me manage the practical aspects of the transition and the fear associated with it. It takes courage to grow and evolve and re-invent yourself that is why I am excited to share what I have learned with others to help them on their path.
I help people take back their power, find their purpose and create a career they have always wanted. If you are frustrated with status quo and feel you are meant for more, but just don't know where to start - I would love to connect with you!
I started my career in Human Resources over 25 years ago after graduating McGill University with a degree in Psychology. I decided to combine my desire of coaching and counseling in a business setting. Along the way as I gained more professional experience, my love for learning led me to a Masters in Business and becoming a Certified Human Resources Leader.
I was fortunate to learn many tools along the way that helped me discover my talents and continue to create a career that brought me more meaning. I enjoyed learning and growing which is what led me to transition to a Consultant/Coach and devote my business to helping others learn, grow and find more meaning in their lives - personal and professional.
Over the years I have seen brilliant, talented people that didn't believe in themselves and/or didn't know how to re-invent themselves. The fear associated with making these kind of changes in life cannot be minimized. There is a learning curve for every new venture we take, and our physical bodies don't know the difference between a physical threat and a mental/emotional threat. This can prevent many of us from making the changes our intuition nudges us to make and instead listen to the mind telling us we are safe just where we are. We are meant to grow, evolve and learn new things. But if we lack some of the tools to help with the transition, it may prevent us from moving forward resulting in unhappiness and/or stress related illnesses.
As my own career evolved, I experienced the fear of the unknown and was happy to have some of the tools already to help me move forward. Of course, I quickly realized I didn't have all the tools I needed, and I would have to find them fast. Managing through those transitions were some of the scariest in my life that turned out to be some of the most rewarding, but at times it was challenging to stay the course.
Fear and uncertainty will happen anytime there is a significant change, positive or negative. The neurochemical reactions in the brain will affect our ability to perform whether the change is related to a health crisis, challenges in a relationship, or changes in our career. It is a biological reaction that can prevent us from consciously creating the life we want. I am so grateful to the people I met and the systems I learned along the way to help me manage the practical aspects of the transition and the fear associated with it. It takes courage to grow and evolve and re-invent yourself that is why I am excited to share what I have learned with others to help them on their path.
I help people take back their power, find their purpose and create a career they have always wanted. If you are frustrated with status quo and feel you are meant for more, but just don't know where to start - I would love to connect with you!