Are you caught on the overthinker hamster wheel?
No matter how much time you spend preparing to present your plan to leadership, there's still a pit in your stomach as you walk in.
😬 What if they ask questions you can’t answer?
😬 What if you missed something?
😬 What if they completely disagree with your approach?
😬 What if they see that you're in over your head?
It doesn't matter that you skipped the family trip to the park this weekend and spent hours on your laptop instead. You're still thinking it's not enough and your stomach is in knots.
It makes so much sense that you feel this way. After all, high performers often think heading off every question and problem is the key to success.
The more you care, the more you think things through and the harder you work.
If you could outrun doubt, overwhelm and that nagging feeling that you don’t deserve to be there by thinking and working harder you’d be calmly confident by now.
And having a whole lot more fun in your downtime.
The answer is not more thinking it’s more EFFECTIVE thinking, and calm confidence comes from taming the chaos in your mind.
Having a well-managed mind lets you rest on your own clear point of view, make decisions faster, decide when you’ve done enough, feel prepared for anything and focus on what’s most important now, whether it’s finishing a slide deck or pushing your son on the swings.
That’s personal authority and it is powerful 🔥
So much less worry, so much more confidence, impact and leadership presence.
You’ve worked hard, you deserve to feel calm, clear and confident and be recognized for it!
I've helped dozens of people just like you with my simple four-step coaching program.
One client who hired me because she’d been passed over for promotions and was struggling with self-doubt, recently celebrated being tapped for a VP role.
“You coached me back to life!” she said in a message sharing her excitement.
How you see yourself is how others will see you too. I can help you get out of your head and see yourself clearly as the hidden gem you are.
Waiting and hoping will only result in more overthinking, overworking and stress. I know, I tried it for years. It’s only when I got an objective perspective and a clear action plan that things started to shift in a positive, powerful direction.
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