Social interactions can be draining, intimidating, and unproductive.
Add to that the stress of making it a business social interaction, where you’re expected to behave confidently, articulately, and graciously as well as represent your expertise and make those crucial connections….
…and that’s the nightmare of networking.
Is it even worth it?
And if it is worth it, how is the introverted networker to survive?
Networking is all about socializing and communicating with people who have similar interests. It is about having meaningful conversations and exchanging valuable information in a friendly and professional way.
The ideal woman for this seems like someone who is welcoming, confident, articulate, adapts well to new environments, and is energized by face-to-face interaction.
That is why extroverts are thought to be especially gifted at this.
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So. You’re planning to change careers.
That’s a big step.
But I also want you to succeed at it. So in reality, I’m actually here for you to change careers with a good reason for the action and a solid plan in place.
First things first.
As a career coach who works with women like you in this transitioning process every single day, I always ask my clients a simple question. And I want to ask you that question now:
While a lot of people consider changing careers sometime during their life, only a few actually pull it off in an intentional and well-planned way. You might decide to take the leap of faith and change careers but unless you’re clear about your motivation, you’re more likely to slack off when it gets tough or takes longer than you thought.
And that’s what I want to help you figure out.
Your Why is...
Figure Out Your Motivation, Skills, and Goals