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As the career landscape evolves for professionals in their 40s, 50s, and 60s, the number of individuals supplementing and diversifying beyond a primary income stream continues to grow. I work with clients to explore their personal and professional evolution and fearlessly embrace career change to capitalize on it and transition to contributing to the world in a way that is meaningful to them. What is the difference between clients who successfully career pivot and those that

It’s scary making a career change. The prospect of changing your career, especially with retirement on your horizon, can be daunting – but the idea of stagnating in a career you hate or staying in a situation of great uncertainty is often worse. The good news is – it’s entirely possible to make a career change at 40, 50, or any age! It’s time to consider a move that will better support your family, better use your skills, shore up professional uncertainty, or make you happier