I help moms bridge their career gaps to land flexible, meaningful work. Click below to learn 4 simple steps you can take TODAY to re-enter the workplace.
I help moms bridge their career gaps to land flexible, meaningful work. Click below to learn 4 simple steps you can take TODAY to re-enter the workplace.
Now your kids are older
and embracing their independence.
You’re ready to redefine yourself…
It’s time to go back to work!
Are there even jobs that provide the flexibility you need? How will you get up to speed with the latest job application trends and technology?
It’s true-you need a fresh perspective to get back in the loop. But you don’t have to do this alone. There’s support for this new phase of your life.
When I became a mom, I stopped working to focus exclusively on my family. Yes, I took a career break, too. Shuttling my kids to their activities, cheering them on at sporting events and working tirelessly for their school was my job.
I treasured that time…yet something was missing.
I no longer felt interesting. My advanced degree wasn’t being put to use. I felt the pull to return to work, but I didn’t know how.
This is where I come in. I deliver a custom strategy to help you find work that enhances your life. My clients receive the support, structure and expertise they need to become winning job candidates.
Forging your career path with an expert by your side is game-changing. You stop wondering if you’re heading in the right direction. There’s no worrying about keeping up with the latest job search trends. My process gets you into the BEST job more quickly so you can start making money.
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