One conversation could be all it takes
Most career advice assumes that you’re following the same path as everyone else. That you want the same things or are coming from the same place. But when your story is different, it’s easy to get stuck in the weeds. When you know roughly what you’re aiming for but have hit a wall and aren’t sure whether to go around it, over it, or back the way you came.
I’m Sandy Taylor, a career and personal marketing strategist based in Perth and I’ve spent years helping people who are capable and self-aware but stuck at the practical level. The resume that isn’t working, the qualification they think they need or didn’t know they should have, the invisible steps and attitudes that nobody thought to mention.
No drawn out, overpriced programs. One session. Actionable advice. Ninety minutes. Then come back again if you need me.
Is this for you?
If you’ve considered a bunch of career options and think you’ve found one that feels right, but are now wondering how you will know if you have made the right choice or if you’re good enough to make a go of it, this could be for you.
Or maybe you’re wondering why everyone else seems to have things all figured out while you’re still second-guessing yourself and wasting time worrying about what to do next.
If any of this sounds like you, you don’t necessarily need to have it all figured everything out yet, but you do need to be done sitting with the problem and ready to do something about it.
Does any of this resonate?
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No hard sell, just practical thinking about work, career direction, and making independent work sustainable.
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