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I’ve been reflecting recently on my own career journey, and also what’s been going on for my clients and the stage of their careers that they’re in.

The idea of changing things up and flipping things on their head is in the air for a lot of people right now. This could be for personal reasons driven by a change in values or circumstances, or even something externally driven like a change in the organisation or a redundancy where you’re having to change and adapt .In today’s episode of The Aligned Achiever podcast I’m talking about the five signs that it might be time for a career 180 so that you can begin to get on the front foot and be proactive about the situation that you’re in.

There comes a point in your career or business when you just need to take a break or pause.

For high-achievers this can be a really daunting prospect.

If you’re a high achiever you’re likely hardworking with big goals. You likely have a strong desire to make a meaningful impact with what you do.

In the episode we explore how Laurena has paved her own path in her 20 year career in the medical field. Navigating big questions like “Am I on the right path?” and “How can I really help?”

As we continue to live longer and longer, our careers are extending further and further out.

If our careers are spanning multiple decades it’s inevitable that we will go through seasons – much like the natural world does around us.

Gone are the days where it’s expected and normal for you to work at the same company for your entire career.

These days it’s very normal to make a pivot and make changes in your work, relationships and where you live.

Which begs the question…

How do you navigate pivots and decisions in your career?

It’s so normal to feel overwhelmed with where to begin and how to meet all the different questions that come with “how do I pivot into a career I actually want.”

In this episode we explore when you need to make a career change but don’t know the steps to take to make it happen.

In today’s episode, we explore how to make “good” decisions and how to practically make those big decisions that you need to make in your life and your work.

What do Oprah Winfrey, Serena Williams, Bill Gates, Hugh Jackman have in common? They all have coaches.

No matter where you sit on the spectrum in this podcast we explore in greater depth how to know if you need a coach and most importantly how to find the right one for you.