I see you. You, who won’t leave a job you hate.

You don’t leave because you’re afraid that your degree/years of experience would be a total waste if you did.

I see you, because I was you.

When I was in BlackRock, I kept thinking to myself:
💭 “All those years I spent on my degree would be such a waste”
💭 “The past 7 years would have been for nothing if I were to leave now”
💭 “It’s too late for me to start my career all over again, I’m too used to the lifestyle my current salary gives me. ”
💭 “How can I possibly pivot into fashion? I don’t have any prior experience”

So I stayed - because I was so scared of being seen as a failure who wasted those years.

In reality, I wasted MORE precious years staying at a job when I knew 6 months in this wasn’t the right role for me.

I was a victim of the sunk-cost fallacy.

Willing to sacrifice the next 10, 20, or 30 years of my career simply because I was afraid of having wasted 7 years already.

When in reality, what really would’ve been a waste was if I:
🔥 Lived my entire life living out of fear
🔥 Spent my whole career based on someone else’s dreams
🔥 Made lifelong career decisions based on what my mere 22-year-old self knew
🔥 Woke up on my deathbed and wondered, “What if?”

The thing is, life changes.

And so will your priorities and values.

Why should I spend so much of my life doing something I’ve no interest in?

And why should I listen to my 22-year-old self who barely knew how to adult?!

I should be fearless enough and take the leaps that both my present and future self would be very grateful for.

And you should too.

So if you’re looking for someone to guide you in this journey, contact me “FEAR”

Join the many high achievers from Goldman Sachs, BCG, and Google, inside my career coaching program – all of whom were pretty scared at first too.

I can’t wait to help you figure this out.