In today’s episode, we discuss:
- Work to let go of who you think you should be and what you should do and exchange them with what is true for you.
- “The more you show up authentically as yourself, the more success you will actually achieve.”
- Do shiny career moves lead you to hollow achievement or to your purpose?
- Allow your creativity and bravery to come together for a purpose and deep fulfillment..
- Slow and steady wins the race. She tells us, ”Making change, especially meaningful change that requires us to think and dream and be bigger and more purposeful - it’s not easy, but sitting in that uncertainty and allowing answers to come is truly one of the most important skills that anyone can develop.”
To hear all the wisdom Stephanie has to share, click here to listen to her full episode.
Ashley Jablow believes life's too short to do work you hate. As Founder of Wayfinders Collective, Ashley helps you get clear and take action to rediscover what truly fulfills you, define your own authentic path, and create the career and life of YOUR dreams (not anybody else's).
In 2017 Ashley was laid off and experienced firsthand the urgency that comes from feeling misaligned and directionless at work. Leveraging her experience in Design Thinking and Innovation – honed after years of working at places like IDEO and The White House – Ashley set out to redesign her work life so that it aligned with her whole life. Seven years later, she's built a thriving, fulfilling career for herself and is ready to help you do the same.
Through Wayfinders Collective, Ashley offers 1:1 and group coaching, workshop facilitation, and inspirational resources for individuals and teams. Her upcoming 4-volume journal, titled 100 Days of Designing My Life, pairs Ashley's unique, handmade watercolors with daily reflection questions to deepen your self-understanding and guide you to navigate life's changes.
Business Innovation Group
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PO Box 373
Chester, MD 21619
Business Innovation Group
DBA Belinda Pruyne
PO Box 373
Chester, MD 21619