Career Reorientation Coaching

1. Build your compass Before anything else, we develop your personal language: your values, non-negotiables, and priorities, articulated in a way that's specific to you. This becomes the foundation everything else gets measured against. Every opportunity, role, or idea gets held up to it.

2. Generate real options Using frameworks like Ikigai and a strengths inventory, we map what you're good at, what you love, and what actually matters to you. We use that to surface a range of directions worth considering. Not a list of job titles. A genuine picture of what's possible.

3. Map your paths forward We build three distinct Odyssey Maps: five-year sketches of three different versions of your life. Then we pressure-test each one against your compass. This is where vague restlessness starts turning into real choices.

4. Decide and start moving We help you make a grounded decision and then begin prototyping into it. Depending on where you land, this might include developing your personal brand, articulating your USP, building a networking strategy, or navigating the hidden job market.

• Your personal compass: a clear articulation of your values and non-negotiables you'll use long after our work together ends

• A realistic picture of your options, grounded in who you actually are

• A decision you can stand behind, with concrete first moves already underway

• Strategies to build your network, develop your personal brand, articulate your unique selling point

• A toolbox for when you get stuck: your risk profile, your origin story, decision-making frameworks and more

We start with a free 30-minute intro call to see if this is the approach for you.
The full program is 8 sessions. Sessions are 60-minutes, held virtually, roughly every 1–2 weeks.

Why this approach I use a combination of design thinking, parts work, and nervous system awareness to help you get underneath the surface-level "I'm bored" and find what's actually true for you. My clients don't leave with a generic action plan. They leave with something that actually makes sense for their wiring.