Hey Reader, I’m in the midst of a book proposal and a project launch, which means I’m on the full-throttle rollercoaster of “This is going to be amazing! and “What if this fails?!” Just when I’m feeling confident, I’ll read or watch something by someone else that stuns me into self-questioning. Who am I to do this? Who do I think am I?! As the rollercoaster goes down, it goes back up and so throughout this process of putting myself out there, I’ve written down reminders of how to get through it with more grace, first for myself, and for everything it requires to take up space. Because that’s what you’re doing when you put yourself out there. When you raise your hand, stand up, speak up, tell your story, apply for that job, say no, say yes…you take up space. You are brave. But for the times when it doesn’t feel that way, I hope these help. (And for when you need that extra boost, reach out.)
Which one(s) did you like the best? What do you tell yourself when you need that extra boost? Now go get paid. x Claire PS When you need a dopamine hit, this video will make you smile, guaranteed! I can’t stop watching it 🥰 In this week’s newsletter:🧭 How to Navigate a Career Crossroads (Excerpt from Really Good Work Advice) 🎧 How to Sell Yourself Without Feeling Icky 📝 3 Questions to Ask When You’re Struggling |
How to Navigate a Career Crossroads a digestible deep dive into what makes a good work-life.
In my coaching practice, I’ve noticed a recent pattern. Every client who comes to me brings a personalized problem with universal emotions. They tend to feel:
There’s a reason therapists have therapists and coaches have coaches! It’s nearly impossible to do this on your own. This newsletter is dedicated to taking apart how I unpack my client’s challenges – using career crossroads as an example – and how to explore a multitude of solutions so that success isn’t defined in one, singular way. |
We dive into content creation strategies, building effective marketing funnels, and the critical mindset shifts needed to grow a coaching business. Whether you’re a coach, consultant, or other service provider, the frameworks we explore will help you clarify your message and connect with your ideal clients. If you’ve ever struggled with marketing your services, feeling uncomfortable about “selling yourself,” or defining your niche, you’ll find tremendous value in our discussion. Watch on YouTube (above) or listen on Spotify (below.) |
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3 Things to Ask When You’re StrugglingLife has a way of throwing curveballs at us. I’ve faced a lawsuit, medical crises, major debt, a divorce, and debilitating burnout. But here’s what I’ve learned. Every obstacle carries within it the seed of an opportunity. An opportunity to see things differently, to do things differently. Because when life isn’t what you want, you have a choice on what comes next. How you want it to be. Who you want to be. I know this because I’ve lived this. That divorce, it led me to find the love of my life. That lawsuit, it turned into a book deal. Being broke taught me to heal my relationship with money and watching my son go through two open heart surgeries as a baby opened my own heart in ways I never thought possible. Here’s the thing. I’m not special. I’m just determined to not let suffering be the end of the story. Instead, it’s the beginning, the beginning of a transformation of crap into gold And you can too. It starts with asking yourself three powerful questions: 1️⃣ What does the universe want me to learn? 2️⃣ How can I make this work for me? 3️⃣ How I can use this to connect with or serve others? You might not have an answer right away, and that’s okay. Just keep asking. The next step is to really feel your emotions. Don’t strive for strong. Go for soft. Softening allows you to be more open to receiving life’s lessons. Be prepared though. Progress isn’t linear. Just know that the things that destabilize you actually creates the perfect conditions for transformation. That moment when your world gets tilted, that’s when you see things from a new perspective. And you don’t have to have it all figured out to take action. In fact, the mess is where the magic happens. It’s where YOU happen. Because you’re leaving behind who you were in the other world, the before times before shit hit the fan. You’re now stepping into – no you are creating – who you will be in this new world. If you’re scared. Good. You should be. The unknown always is. But in that fear, I want you to add in a little bit of excitement. Because life is so much richer on this side. Aliveness. Awesomeness. I can’t wait to see you here. |
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