My story is probably very similar to yours.
For years I wore a beautiful mask. Everyone thought I had it all together from my relationship to my job, to school; little did they know I was just going around in circles hiding behind a pretty face of insecurity and doubt.
Now I consider myself a sharp girl, I have multiple degrees and am a leader in my company; but daily I would wonder what I was supposed to be doing on this planet. What was my true purpose? I did not want to believe that I was put here on this Earth to work for someone every day, deal with office politics and drama, and have my life consumed by the typical 9-5.
Unleashing my true calling didn’t happen overnight, it was a process that involved removing self doubt, believing in myself and my gifts, and gaining enough confidence to tap into my true potential.
Stepping out on faith, feeling vulnerable, and with nothing to lose I hired an intuitive coach that helped reveal what had been there all along. Through coaching and guidance I gained clarity on my true calling, which is to help women reach their optimum success in the workplace or as an entrepreneur through Professional Development and Empowerment coaching.
I started Sharetherich, LLC in July 2015 ready to help professionals become career trailblazers in their industry or independent entrepreneurs.
With over 10 years of Executive level Human Resources experience in Coaching, Recruiting, Employee Development; Resume Writing, and Professional Leadership, I know what companies are looking for and I am equipped to clients through their professional development journey in the workplace or within their own business.
I WOULD LOVE TO WORK WITH YOU TO HELP DISCOVER WHO YOU REALLY ARE, WHAT YOU WANT TO DO IN LIFE, AND WHAT IS HOLDING YOU BACK FROM THAT DESIRE.
The first step is scheduling an Enrichment session where we can speak openly about your professional goals, current mindset, and perceived or actual obstacles.
Please click below and let me help you develop and implement a serious plan for your life.
