So, how's it really going? Coaching fulltime, part 2
Sarah ?? Ing
I help women in tech fall back in love with their careers | 10+ years in engineering | ?? Forever grateful to hazelnut chocolate bars
Boy was I bright-eyed and bushy-tailed on Week 3. ???
Ok, I’m being a bit melodramatic. Things aren’t that bad. Or even bad!
But there are definitely highs and lows.
The thing I’ve realized about creating your own business is that everything is put out by you.
And that’s a little scary.
There’s no company roadmap or bureaucracy to blame or hide behind.
It’s just you (or rather, me, myself and I).
I've noticed this creeping up in small ways, like checking for validation through likes on posts or even the weight of talking about coaching with friends. This is all par for the course but it's been a good thing to notice and think through.
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Some things I found helpful & surprising:
What has my heart a-flutter:
How you can help:
"Sarah has an innate sense for understanding an individual's specific needs and she tries her hardest to help you solve blockers that might prevent you from being your best self.
She is able to work with you to transform your strengths and weaknesses into goals that make you a stronger person."
Big ?? and thanks to:
Mattia Compagnucci Joel Chippindale Claire Wasserman Louise van Haarst Shiva Bakhtiyari Selena Coles Dragos Stanciu Gelissa L. Shamsheer Shergill Carol Bolender
Let's go! until next week.
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