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SEARCHING FOR MY SWEET SPOT

November 2018, I text my boss, “I quit.”

35 years old. Female immigrant with a six-figure salary in tech. Leadership position at a top consulting firm. Great boss. And on my way to an executive position.

But I was unhappy. I felt empty, like a robot.

My parents groomed me for Straight A’s, prestigious schools, dedication to work, and corporate ladder climbing. I worked weekends; I worked till midnight. I traveled continuously for 15 years.

And truth be told, I didn’t understand the concept of enjoying my work or even my life.

But I started wanting more…

Why You Need To Treat Your
Career Like An Entrepreneur

Dear undiscovered founders & leaders,

I know how frustrating it is to lead in your industry yet remain a best-kept secret.

You’ve written and re-written your unique value proposition, searching for the right words that capture what makes you unique.

But deep down, you know there’s so much more to what you offer.

It’s just that articulating your true expertise—your unconscious competence—is harder than it sounds, especially when what you do feels like second nature.

You’re tired of answering questions from hiring managers who don’t know you like, “What is it that you do, again?”

After a while, you start to wonder if it’s time to settle.

Maybe it’s impossible to compete against other candidates.

Maybe you have to suck it up and accept an offer with lower pay.

Something’s got to give…

You feel you have to either stay in a role you hate or take a risk and start over.

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I’m Here To Tell You That You Don’t Have To Sacrifice Money,
Fulfillment, Or Your Personal Life To Get The Job Of Your Dreams

And I’m sorry you’ve been led to believe that.

I’m sorry you’ve been lied to about this and about everything you’re supposed to be doing to get that high-paying dream role.

The fact is, you’re more than capable of creating the career of your dreams.

All you gotta do is treat your career like an entrepreneur… instead of
an employee.

Crazy as that might sound!

First, you need to get clear on what you want and why you’re the best fit for that role.

Second, you need to create a captivating marketing campaign that brings recruiters to you.

Finally, you need to sell yourself as the obvious fit for the job… without coming across like a used car salesman.

That’s what I can help you do through my Career Transformational Program.

That’s what I can help you do through…

The Career Transformational

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I’ll help you…

she helped go way beyond surface-level marketing

“I hired Nada to help increase brand awareness of myself and my company. Instead, Nada helped me understand who I was and why I do what I do. Nada's unique gift for storytelling, along with her relentless ability to dig under every rock of my past helped me go way beyond surface-level marketing. Not only did she increase awareness and engagement on social media by 7X in a matter of weeks, but I sharpened my message to the point I am able to have better conversations with clients rooted in why I do what I do."
Jeff Anderson
CEO of Agile by Design Consultancy

Ready to land a career of your dreams?

Find Your career sweet spot

My clients are multi-talented, creative, “jack of all trades”… Even if some of them don’t realize it or have forgotten it when they first come to me.

My approach helps you identify your Career Sweet Spot — the intersection between your natural talents, interests, and the high-paying role that aligns with both of these.

(Because, let’s face it, if you aren’t getting paid well, you won’t feel like you’re being fully appreciated.)

Knowing your Career Sweet Spot is what’ll help you fully understand AND embrace what makes you different and what you really want.

Learn more about my 3-step process to positioning yourself as a leader in your space.

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