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“My life and the professional path I’m on is unrecognizable from where I was when I started talking to Ashley.”
-Liz
“Don’t work with Ashley if you want to get a job—work with Ashley if you want to get a life.”
-Rachael
“Ashley is a master in guiding you towards your most authentic self.”
-lauren
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I was only ten minutes into the job interview and I already felt myself stumbling over my words. And then the HR manager asked: “So, tell me: where do you see yourself in five years?”
I have some super exciting news: Volume 1 of my new reflection journal is now available for pre-order! I can’t wait to share it with you.
I gotta tell you - I’m bored. But not by what you might think. Here’s what happened when I realized I was bored – and what I did about it.
Whether you realize it or not, your values quietly inform so many of your choices, your relationships, your environment – even your clothes! So, what values will you choose to wear today?
I’m launching a brand new project, “100 Days of Designing My Life: The Reflection Journal” – coming this spring! Today I want to take you behind the scenes and tell you the story of how I came to take this next step.
No one loves to talk about Fear. But when we can be brave enough to pause and consider what scares us, we’ll see that it’s actually giving us clues about what matters most.
If you’ve been with me for a while, you know I make Birthday Resolutions every year, and this year is no different. So, today I’m writing to you to share my intentions for 43. Maybe they’ll inspire you to set your own, updated resolutions, too?
For most of us, the experience of ‘Creative Wayfinding’ – of finding our way through work and life – feels incredibly isolating. That couldn’t be further from the truth.
Failure is a topic that we don’t love to talk about. It’s scary, it feels deep and dark, and for us recovering perfectionists out there, it’s kind of the last thing we’d ever want to subject ourselves to. But give me three minutes and I bet I can change your mind.
Everyone says “adulting” is hard. But have you ever stopped to ask: What’s so hard about it, exactly? In a coaching session last week, it finally dawned on me.
Ever asked yourself the question, “What am I doing with my life?” Or how about, “What should I do next in my career?” If so, you’re in great company because… me too! Except I’ve learned that while we often ask ourselves a “What” question, we’re actually trying to answer a “How” question.