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You. Are. Exhausted.
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Trying to figure out a career change when you have zero energy left feels damn-near impossible.
You get through a long day at work—dealing with endless interruptions, a boss who doesn't get you, and students whose needs take everything you've got—and by the end of it, you're running on empty.
Capital E.
The thought of writing a resume or searching job boards just makes you want to bury your head under a pillow and sleep for an eternity.
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Believe me when I say I've been there.
Most of my clients have been there too.
It's not that you don't want the change—you want it so much it hurts.
But when your energy is tapped out, even taking the smallest step feels like a mountain to climb.
So, here's what helped me and what helps my clients every day:
Simplify and get support.
Your career change doesn't need to be all-or-nothing.
It doesn't need to be a solo mission.
Starting today, start small. Just one step.
- Write one bullet on your resume
OR
- Message one person on LinkedIn
OR
- Just take five dang minutes to dream about what you want your next chapter to look like.
THEN
Let that be enough for today.
And if today’s not the day? That’s okay too.
More importantly, remember—you don't have to do this alone.
If you need guidance, I've got tools that can help.
From resume builders to quick one-on-one sessions, I've created resources specifically for you and others like you: brilliant and burnt out, with a fire to make a change but not always the spark to light it.
You deserve a career that fills your cup, not one that leaves you drained.
Let’s get there together, one small step at a time.
With you all the way.
Hope you'll give this a try.
See you next week.
