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20 Minutes to get clear on what’s next for your career.

For experienced professionals who know their current role no longer fits and want a clear direction for what comes next.

In just 20 minutes, you’ll pinpoint exactly what’s no longer working in your career and uncover a clear direction for what comes next, even if you’ve never been able to fully articulate what feels off before. Enter your name and email below and I’ll send it straight to you.

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Recognise the specific aspects of your current role that are draining your energy and the ones that still fit, so you can assess your situation with clarity rather than emotion.

Identify the recurring decisions and trade-offs that have shaped your career so far, so you can make more intentional choices about what comes next.

Reframe how you see this stage of your career, so instead of questioning your capability, you can recognise it as a natural transition that many experienced professionals go through.

Develop a clearer understanding of what direction could feel right for you, so you can start exploring your next step with more confidence.

hey there,

I'm Tina

A few years ago, I found myself in a role that looked good on paper, but something felt off. I was tired, irritable, saving interesting job ads without ever applying, and quietly wondering, “Is this really it?” What scared me most wasn’t the idea of change, it was not knowing what needed to change. Was I exhausted? Had I outgrown my role? Had my values shifted? Or was I simply expecting too much?

Then one day my son saved my contact in his phone with a laptop emoji next to my name. It made me laugh, and then it made me think. Somewhere along the way, work had become the version of me my family knew best. That moment stopped me in my tracks. I realised I’d been so busy pushing through that I hadn’t paused to understand what was actually driving my restlessness.

When I finally slowed down to untangle what was really going on, everything started to make more sense. I could see what had changed, what I still cared about, and what I needed more (and less) of in my work.