CAREER ReVISION

I learned about work as a means to an end at a very young age - chores around the house, doing yard work, and babysitting. Earn money; buy stuff. Simple as that. 

And so I cobbled together a series of seemingly unrelated jobs before, during, and after my 30 years in banking and money management (these include but are not limited to a waitress, laborer, administrative assistant, improv comedienne, temp, and project manager). I learned a lot along the way.

On the verge of burning out in my own career, I was diagnosed with cancer. A groundswell of support from my colleagues—at all levels of the organization—prompted me to look again at what work really meant. I was heartened by the positive energy that surfaced as colleagues rallied in unexpected ways to support me as I recovered. Work seemed to flow in a way that it hadn’t before.

And then, a fourth merger loomed on the horizon. The reasons for it were varied, and rumors swirled.

I found that listening deeply to my colleagues and creating a safe, confidential space to hear themselves think helped them get clear—which allowed them to then navigate drastic changes successfully and do their best work.

Today I bring a combination of years of experience, insight, and humor to every client interaction.

You already have a relationship with work, whether you know it or not. Partnering together, we will examine work more closely so that work is working for you.