For Workaholics Who Want a Life

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You feel like two different people, one who kills it at work and the other who can’t win in life because you don’t know who you are outside of your job title.

You get tons of praise on your team, you bring so much value to your company, and you’re the go-to person when someone at work has a question… but you don’t have any real friends outside of work, have no clue what hobbies you enjoy, and never take any downtime from work because that’s where you thrive. You feel like you can’t share this part of you with anyone because you’re so successful in your career that they won’t understand how you could possibly have any issues or be missing anything from your life. (This is where I’ll help you understand how to leverage your environment to design a fulfilling personal life that actually sky-rockets your professional success in the process!).

You have a large group of work friends and acquaintances, but no one really knows who you are or checks in on you like you do for them.

Everyone at work knows you and loves to come by your desk and say hi or ask for your help on their latest project. You’re a people magnet and always growing your network, but no one truly gets to know you as much as you’d like. You’re a caring person who checks in on other people and lends your help when others ask, but you’re also that strong person who no one checks in on or gets to know on a deeper level. Leaving you to feel like you’re all alone. If only there was a way to build more intimate friendships and attract a community of people who actually know you at your core… (good news: there is!).

You achieve goals easily at work, but despite the go-getter attitude, can’t seem to reach goals or figure out your passions outside of work.

You clearly have the skills to be successful at hitting your KPIs in your professional life, but can’t seem to make those skills work for goals and interests in your personal life. There are certain activities you’re feeling drawn to, but you don’t really know if you’ll like them. They seem so far-fetched and crazy to want that no one will understand why you’re going after it, especially at work. Plus, you don’t know anyone living out these dreams, so where do you even start? (You’re also still living in a place that suits your job or family but not your goals, so you’re making things harder on yourself every day. Don’t worry, I’ll help you get that sorted!).