Michele Fawcett-Long

What other people think probably won’t help you find a career that truly fits. But there’s hope. You can follow your own truth.

Trying to find a new career direction by feeling stuck? Try laughably easy steps.

Recently I coached with a Mandy*, a career-direction client who is now riding a wave of creative energy.

Getting clear about what you really want to do and how to get there takes exploration and evolution. I can help.

When my clients start to move toward a new career direction, they almost always meet fear and anxiety at some point. It’s normal. Here are ways to navigate.

If you’re unhappy in your work, don’t keep waiting. You can find clarity about how you want to live your wild and (truly) precious life.

In this season, allow yourself to slow down. Let the seeds of your change, slumbering underground, start to dream. And let your dreams be the beginning of a more authentically lived life.

There’s an idea out there that we’re supposed to find our one, singular purpose in life, and this will be our true passion. But you can have multiple passions.

Are you having a hard time making a move to find a new career? Tracking your way from where you are to a career that fits can feel nerve-wracking.

Do you want a career that lights you up? Excellent! A career that fits will give energy and meaning to your work and your life. And you absolutely can do this.

You’re not happy, but your job pays the bills. You don’t know how to find something better. It’s a paycheck, and it’s not a big deal to just stay there, right?

Have you been there for a while, stuck in a job that you don’t like? Has everything you’ve tried not worked? Don’t give up. There’s hope with career coaching.