Are you at a work and life crossroads?
Worried and overwhelmed?
We will find your path forward.
You might be here if:
- You’re going through a divorce and you need to start work needs to change
- You were part of a layoff and want to thoughtfully consider a career change
- You’ve been on a medical leave and can’t stomach the thought of going back to work
- You’ve lost someone and grief has rearranged your priorities, including what you do for work
If any of these sound familiar, you are in the right place – we will find you an authentic path and you will move forward with confidence.
I’d love to learn more about what you’re going through.
I’m happy to answer any questions you have about the process and ways I can help.
There Are Four Stages of Transition
Whatever kind of change you’re going through
– career transition, divorce, health concern, grief –
there are four stages of the process.
Your life is transforming, you are transforming. You aren’t who you were, and are not yet who you are becoming.
I’m here to guide you from exactly where you are to your new chapter.
Rough Seas
This is a tough place to be. There’s fear, confusion and so much uncertainty. It’s time to put the anchor down and find inner stability.
Getting Oriented
We start to chart your course. We identify what you need, what you want, what’s important to you now. We see what’s possible.
Exploration
Now the exploration begins. It’s can be both exciting and scary. You are taking your ideas and new sense of self out into the world.
Clarity
A clear path emerges. Confidence, momentum and hopefulness are present. Synchronicities happen. Your new chapter is beginning.
Meet Aubrie
I’m a coach who guides people through big work and life changes, including divorce, layoffs, grief & loss, health concerns and caregiving.
This kind of coaching is not about beating the algorithms or choosing what’s next based on employment data. It’s about finding an authentic and realistic path that supports what you need right now and leads to your future.
“Aubrie had a transformational impact on my career exploration. Her input and advice positively influenced not only my day-to-day work, but also helped me make a transition to a new role in a new sector. Even today, just weeks into my new job, I find myself drawing on what I learned through her coaching. Her thoughtful and insightful approach helped me find clarity in purpose and identify fruitful ways to navigate the exploration and search processes.” more….
“Aubrie is wildly kind, patient, smart, and adaptable. At the beginning of our time together, I felt lost; floating and without focus. Throughout our time together, I felt supported in taking next steps to help me narrow my search and make movement forward.” more….
“Working with Aubrie was wonderful for a number of reasons. When I met her, I was ready to leave a job that wasn’t a fit but felt stuck and afraid to take the leap. She helped me get a handle on exiting the job with confidence, grace and composure.” more….
“Aubrie, I’ve been thinking about you lately and the time I spent with you. It was a pivotal time in my life and you were a positive catalyst for me.
I’m happy to say that I’m in my third year of a career transition to a business broker and I have never been happier.
Thank you for your support and compassion. You made a positive impact in this person’s life and I remain forever grateful!!” more….
What it Means to Find Clarity
Sometimes people think my business name means finding certainty and answers. And while we do find answers, what clarity actually means to me is a powerful knowing that comes from a connection to oneself.
People are often coming to see me because they are in a place of uncertainty – they want and need a change but don’t know what it is or how to get there (or both). I can totally relate to wanting relief from feeling stuck, and it’s a good indicator of readiness for change. I think where we go astray is in forcing complete certainty before it’s available. Another stumbling block is assuming we need certainty before we take action.
You don’t have to be 100% certain to move forward, you only need to have some amount of clarity.