You built a great career.
And you're over it.
Shelley McIntyre
You don't have to be in crisis to want something different.
You know how to solve hard problems. You’ve made yourself indispensable, more than once, probably at more than one company.
And somewhere along the way the work stopped fitting the way it used to. Not dramatically. Just, less room than there was. Less of you in it.
That’s usually where this starts.
Maybe you've been telling yourself it's the company, or the role, or the boss.
Maybe it is. But you’ve been here before: new role, same feeling. And at some point that pattern starts to mean something.
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Who I Work With
Most of my clients are in their 40s and 50s. They’ve had real careers: mid to senior level, financially stable, not in crisis. The job still works on paper.
What they’re carrying is harder to name. A growing sense that the role has stopped fitting. That their best thinking is going somewhere it doesn’t matter. That another title change won’t fix it.
This is coaching for people at or near the exit: when the decision is made, or close enough that they’re already playing with departure dates. The work isn’t about finding a better job. It’s about figuring out who you are when the role stops defining you.