If you’re “successful on paper” but quietly panicking about what’s next… this free training will give you your next move in 30 minutes.
Watch Brooke break down the 3 mistakes that smart, capable women make when job searching. The ones that keep you stuck in the same type of role, same burnout and the samy "maybe it'll be better at the next company" cycle.
If you've been telling yourself things like:
“Maybe I’m just ungrateful…”
“I should be happy. I have a good job.”
“I don’t even know what I want anymore.”
“I’m scared I’ll choose wrong again.”
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That’s not laziness. That’s not a lack of ambition.
That’s your nervous system waving a flag that says: your path isn’t aligned anymore.
And if you skip that message, if you just sprint into the next job.
You’ll land in a different building… with the same heaviness.
"What I found is that my investment was invaluable and I saw monumental changes"
Kara
VP of Finance at Granite Comfort LP
Who this is for:
This is for you if…
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You’re deeply unsatisfied at work, even if it looks “fine” from the outside
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You recently left a job (or you’re still in one) and you know: this isn’t it
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You’re tired of being good at things that don’t feel meaningful
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You’re high-capable… but somehow feel behind, lost, or ashamed you “can’t figure it out”
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You want to feel clear, confident, and grounded about your next step
This is not for someone who wants a quick hype speech.
This is for someone who wants a real path forward.
Meet Brooke Taylor
Brooke built this program after living the version of “success” that didn’t feel successful. On paper, she was doing everything right. Behind the scenes, she felt the Sunday-night dread, the constant pressure to prove herself, and the quiet question, “Is this it?.”
She stopped treating burnout and confusion like personal flaws and started seeing them as signals of misalignment. Now Brooke blends grounded psychology with practical strategy to help high-achieving women get clear, rebuild self-trust, and make career moves that actually fit.
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"I’m loving my new career, but more importantly, I’m loving myself and my life. "
Wendy Lau
VP at Future Fund
