You might be believing a lot of nonsense about Career Change. That it's not possible to break into a new career because of your background, education, age, the labour market or something else. If you've never done it before, it might sound too hard or like it will take too much time.
It makes sense that you might think that, of course.
I think about it differently--not only because I'm trained to as a career counsellor, but because I've worked with hundreds of career changers who've done it and because I've done it. I've seen the evidence. Folks signing job offers they previously didn't think would come in a new industry, at a new company, or a completely new field, earning more money, finding more meaning, and establishing themselves as leaders. Career change doesn't only mean starting over. It's about building and expanding and growing. It can be super exciting, gratifying, and even fun.
It can also be uncomfortable...but aren't you already? Isn't that what brought you here?
If you want a taste of my style, I have a free training called the 3 Simple Steps 5 Day free training. I designed it to take the confusion out of career change. It's been downloaded hundreds of times and the feedback from participants has been outstanding.
It's simple, practical, and tangible.
By the end of the training you'll have learned how to create a practice to develop, nurture and expand supportive professional connections. Anyone who values and understands the importance of creating and growing a professional network for information, job search, professional advancement, and human connection purposes in a way that doesn’t feel gross will benefit from this.
You'll also have a process to help you learn more about the industries, companies, roles, and skills you're drawn to and that would feel worthwhile pursuing. The training is actually jam packed and includes some additional valuable and helpful tools and even a free workbook!
The concepts are simple, not necessarily easy and will require that you not just consume the material but actually apply it.
This is a zero risk way to take positive steps in your career under the guidance of an experienced career counsellor and coach (over 2 decades of experience, in fact). This training is sent to your email and is self-paced so you can start and finish on your own schedule. It might be all you ever need to kickstart the change you seek.
Just email me if you'd like me to send it to you - info@boothcareers.com. I'll happily send it to you if you reach out.
Cheering you on,
Christine
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Sarah took the Make Work Better quiz and said this:
“Christine! I wanted to say thanks. I completed the quiz and then it clicked: I don't feel my contributions are recognized or valued by my employer. Time to have a tough conversation and make some decisions. Thanks for the nudge.”
Kim, a one on one coaching client had this to say about working with me:
I followed Christine on social media for quite some time before I reached out so I felt confident that she was the right coach for me. I’d recommend her coaching for anyone who feels stuck in their career and doesn’t quite know where to begin – anyone looking for accountability and motivation to change. Working with Christine led to a huge shift in my thinking about the level of power I have over my personal contentment. What I liked best about working with Christine was that I felt safe – she is genuine, honest and supportive – so I was able to be vulnerable and easily share what I needed in order to move forward. Her constant reassurance that it’s okay to continue exploring, shifting and changing as I grow was invaluable for my piece of mind. Most importantly, Christine believed in me when I had trouble believing in myself. She helped me truly internalize that no matter what obstacles and challenges arise, I can persevere and continue moving forward.
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