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Authentic Networking

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Is this you?

"Talking to other people makes me nervous."

"I'm worried I'll   sound stupid."

"I hate small talk!"

"'Using' other people for  my career feels wrong."

"I don't want to be a burden."

"I don't know anybody who I could talk to."

I can help with all these concerns and more!
 

Book a call.

Despite what most people think, figuring out what to do with your career is not an individual journey. You can spend countless hours browsing job search platforms, perfecting your resume, or thinking yourself into circles about careers that are right for you. These reflections and strategies are only a part of the process.

 

No matter how hard you try, you won’t get much traction on your career goals if you go it alone. You are too limited by your own information, experiences and mindsets, and there is too much you don’t know about your potential paths forward. Looping other people into your process is critical to finding career clarity, securing the job of your dreams, or exploring your career options.

 

Networking gets a bad rap. It's really just the act of connecting with other people about your career. It gives you new ideas and information, fresh perspective and advice, and important connections and resources. 

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Networking doesn't have to feel icky! There are ways to connect with others about your career that are meaningful, enjoyable, and mutually beneficial.

 

Networking looks different for everyone, and I help my clients find a way to network that works for them.

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Limited-time offer

Ready to move from resisting networking to embracing it?!

 

I'm offering 10 individuals the opportunity to turn a solo career journey into a journey supported and enriched by others.

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There’s no one right way to network. We’ll customize an approach to networking just for you - who you are and what you want.

 

By the end of our call, you’ll have the confidence and strategies you need to start connecting with others right away. 

A "How to Network" call is for you if:

 

  • The idea of networking makes you queasy

  • You know you need to network but you have no idea how to do it

  • You’ve thought until you’re blue in the face about your career, and you’re tired of hearing your own thoughts

  • You love talking to people but you don’t know how to do it in service of your career

  • You’re in the midst of a job search but you’re not networking

  • You’re exploring your career options but you’re not talking to people outside your immediate circle as part of your process​​

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