Coaching for People Leaving Corporate
Most career coaching starts with what’s next. This starts earlier — with who you are now, before corporate shaped what you thought you wanted.
I work with a small number of clients each year in my 5-month Reinvention Partnership.
How the work unfolds
There’s no curriculum here, no modules, and no assigned reading.
The early sessions tend to have more shape to them. We use the Enneagram assessment and values work to build a foundation; most people need that grounding before the bigger questions become answerable. From there, what you bring to each session drives where we go.
Some people arrive knowing exactly what they want to dig into. Others show up with something that happened that week and we follow that. Both are fine. The structure loosens as your own clarity builds.
Know who you actually are now
Corporate careers are good at telling you who to be. After a while, it’s hard to know which parts of your professional identity still fit and which ones you’ve been performing out of habit. We start here, with what’s actually true about you at this point in your life.
Know what's really in the way
Most people aren’t stuck because they lack information. Something else has been running the show: fear, loyalty to an old story, a risk calculus that stopped making sense. We name it.
Figure out what you want to build
The question of what’s next gets more tractable once you know who you are and what’s been blocking you. We work through your real priorities, the problems you want to engage with, and what a livelihood that fits could look like. The answer doesn’t have to be final.
Test it before you commit
We design low-stakes ways to gather real information: conversations, experiments, small moves. By the end, you have a direction you’ve actually tested.
Own Your Edge: A 90-Minute Career Clarity Session
If you’re not ready for a five-month commitment, Own Your Edge is where to start. It’s a 90-minute session for people at or near the exit. It’s a chance to get specific before deciding whether to go deeper.