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• changing industries (from CPG to tech for me),
• dealing with difficult managers (unfortunately I had a bully as a manager and wish I had resources to navigate it at the time),
• how to prepare your experiences to shine in PM interviews (I positioned my brand management experiences to land PM roles).

• Navigating or pivoting into the social impact/non-profit/education space
• Preparing for interviews, editing resumes & essays, and networking and successfully telling your “why”
• How to think about building out/growing a small team
• Pitching for and securing non-profit funding
• Learning how to be an effective new manager/organization leader and navigating management challenges (including managing up to a CEO)
• Helping you build out your support system - who are the players, what role do they play in your life, who is missing, and how do you find them?
• Connecting you to others in my Network who can also support you (I will most certainly not know everything, but I am fortunate to have an amazing circle of friends and teammates who will fill in my gaps!)

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• Pitching yourself to startup founders
• Becoming a Chief of Staff/other generalist roles
• How to grow your career in a non-linear fashion
• The power of community and how it can help your career growth
• Resume & job interview prep
• Finding and building community around yourself

1. Defining your own success
2. Getting into Product/tech (I came from consulting but product is not something almost anyone knows about as a career until you start in tech.)
3. How to evaluate start up offers (Joined both companies at <40 employees, one at seed stage and one at Series B)
4. Moving from entry-level to leadership
5. Product frameworks
6. Leaning into your strengths while being self-aware of weaknesses

• Breaking into Venture Capital (I don’t think it is as hard as many think if you take the right steps!)
• Navigating large career transitions (I have had many call me crazy for the pivots I have made)
• Starting your own company (I started mine over three years ago)
• Leveraging a technical skillset in a changing world
• How to think through moving from hands-on-keys work to managerial work

• Personal finance
• Investment banking
• Business school applications

I am particularly interested in helping with personal finance questions - thinking through challenging questions such as how to set a budget, the best way to handle student loans and credit card debt, whether you should rent or buy a home / apartment.

• transitioning into the tech space
• academic/career guidance
• personal/professional advice
• resumes/Linkedin
• work-life balance

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• Navigating a Career with Purpose
• Starting or Joining Early-Stage Companies
• Personal Finance
• Long-Distance Relationships

• Preparing for interviews and editing resumes, figuring out how to best tell your professional story / your “why”
• Tackling consulting interviews (e.g., the “fit” interviews, running cases)
• Navigating what’s next after consulting (So! Many! Options!)
• What to consider when switching industries
• Paths into Product Management
• Making the transition from the private to the public sector
• Finding professional mentors and sponsors within your workplace
• Advocating for yourself in salary negotiations and performance reviews
• Connecting you with others in my network who may be of help to you in your journey!

• Going into HR
• Choosing a Job
• Time Management
• Going into Consulting
• Being a woman in the workplace
• Networking
• Resume building

• working towards senior product manager
• acing product manager interviews
• negotiating job offers in tech
• managing up at work

• Preparing for the slog that is the consulting recruiting process (networking, behavioral interview prep, case interview strategies)
• Applying to deferred and regular business school programs
• Finding the best career path for you based on your interests and long-term goals
• Navigating and getting the most of your time while at a consulting firm, especially BCG
• Telling your story when attempting to pivot from or into consulting
• Providing contacts within BCG or other random connections I have
• Preparing for entering an MBA program
• Coaching on core consulting toolkit, especially giving and receiving feedback

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• Resume
• Thinking through classes and internship/job offers

• Paths to careers in UX and/or advancing your career in UX
• Finding work that brings you purpose and fulfillment
• Building a great relationship with your manager
• Developing your process for producing creative work
• Building out your support system
• Learning how to be an effective new manager
• Navigating corporate culture
• Work-life balance

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• Life as a college athlete and transitioning into a professional career
• Job Interviews and negotiations
• Pitching your value, whether it's a product to companies or selling yourself

• Interview Tips & Tricks
• Long term career planning
• Setting boundaries between work and your personal life
• Public speaking and presenting to executive stakeholders
• Organizing your workday
• Transitioning between careers, roles, companies, or industries
• Personal Finance
• Bouncing back from a Layoff event
• Intentional Networking
• Imposter Syndrome

• Making an industry jump (in my case, from public policy to startups)

Creating a design portfolio, delivering effective and engaging presentations, user experience expertise.

Professionally:

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• Preparing for interviews, editing resumes & essays, and networking and successfully telling your “why”
• Choosing a company to work for based on your career goals, values, work-life balance
• Paths through Engineering, Recruiting, Human Resources
• For entrepreneurs: How to think about building out/growing a small team as a first time founder
• For entrepreneurs: Product-market fit exercises for exploring a new product idea/company

  Personally:

• Navigating layoffs and career pivots
• Financial planning to support your “safety net”, future investments, sabbaticals or company building
• Life management for organization, prioritization and stress-reduction tools
• Self-care through spiritual and somatic tools for self actualization
• Creativity exploration through brainstorming and action planning

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Navigating career as a young woman in tech, partnering with seasoned clients and executives when the imposter syndrome is real, HR real talk (salary, negotiation, providing visibility to your work, navigating career paths, influencing etc.), leading a team as a first time people leader, and navigating all that while being a working mom. Also, how to be true to yourself and have some fun. 💃

• Women’s health, nutrition and training
• Gut + hormone optimization
• Starting a side hustle
• Identifying your personal brand
• Cultivating creativity
• Creating connections and building networks

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• Starting a tech company
• Product building
• Pitching to VCs
• Grad school apps

Building a social impact career 

Breaking into tech 

Pivoting into product marketing 

Applying to MBAs (especially from a social impact background)

• Applying for internships and post-grad jobs (targeting the right job post, resume reviews, interview prep)
• General goal-setting and considerations when pivoting majors/careers
• Navigating expat life

📝 Building a resume

⚙️ Technical interviews

🗣️ Giving and receiving feedback

💰 Promotions and Raises

🚴 Developing healthy habits

🧑‍🚀 Setting goals

😰 Navigating a rut

• Tackling consulting interviews
• Working on something not related to what you studied
• Operations

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1. Changing careers (from project management to customer success to Chief of Staff / operations)
2. Transitioning from a corporate job to startups
3. Moving up the career ladder

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• Becoming a product designer
• Facilitating creative sessions for groups
• Presentation skills
• Design interview process
• Design portfolio review

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Business 🤝

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• Starting a business from scratch
• Stalking and studying your audience
• Acquiring your first customer and beyond

  Real Estate 🏘️

• Different ways to make dough in real estate
• Investing in real estate
• Raising money from investors

  How to Sell 🙃

• Stop talking about your idea: shut up and listen
• Solving someone’s problem
• Don’t forget 1 & 2

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• Becoming a UX researcher
• Transitioning into being a PM (Product Manager)
• Interviewing for Product Roles
• Bringing design thinking best practices to your product organization
• Product Feedback

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- Building startups- Angel investing/venture capital

• Accelerating professional growth during internships or first 1-2 years of work
• Managing different types of environments/situations (startups/public/nonprofit)
• Networking
• Resume tips
• Design thinking for non-designers
• All things healthcare technology
• Deciding between work or grad school out of college
• Consulting tips
• How to make the most out of 8 (or more) college semesters

🔀 Transitioning roles/industries: I transitioned from organizational psychology, to teaching, to EdTech, to customer success roles, and beyond! Let’s talk about transferable skills and personal branding.

🧐 Navigating ambiguity in startups: I love to think about the best ways to create structure, communicate your value, work cross-functionally, and set yourself up for promotion and success in an ambiguous environment

🕸️ Networking best practices: This is one of my superpowers! I’d love to help you network effectively, build lasting relationships, and help people help you.

🫶 Giving and receiving feedback: I’ve been thinking a lot about unhooking from praise and criticism, learning to view feedback as an external perception of my work, and centering the things that are in my control. This is really hard as an overachiever and people pleaser!

🙌 In your layoff era: If you have been laid off recently (I prefer to call this a “sabbatical”) or are in a post-layoff company (aka chaos zone), I’ve been there. Let’s talk about building your career, finding sustainable practices, and knowing how to find your next opportunity with purpose and intentionality.

• Transitioning into Data Science with a humanity/social science degree;
• Leading teams with effectiveness and empathy;
• Preparing a shiny AND authentic resume that stands out;
• Crushing your Data Science technical interviews;
• Writing an appealing grad school personal statement that ties your research with YOU;
• Cultivating (or finding to join) a healthy and collaborative work environment;
• Women leaders in the room.

• Purpose & values
• Finding your mission
• Finding happiness in your work & at home
• Startup life
• Pitching to VCs
• Getting into YC
• Applying to MBA / MPH
• Doing an MBA / MPH
• Quitting / dropping out of MBA
• Getting into MBB / other consulting firms

• Building a career in product and transitioning from design to Product Management
• Tacking design interviews and sharpening your design portfolio
• Building confidence in your first job… imposter syndrome is real!  I can share some tips and tricks that have helped me build confidence and develop more positive self-talk in my career
• Owning your professional development and finding mentors to support you in your success
• Taking an idea and turning it into a product that’s informed by user needs

Being a sounding board, asking “deep” questions to force some introspection and reflection, and sharing my experience (and all the things to or not to do).

On the career front: being a generalist, switching industries, interview prep for IB/PE/HF/VC/startups, and how to add value no matter your experience level.

On the personal front: how to navigate life once there are other aspects of your life that slowly (or immediately) become just as important or more important than your career.

• Planning for your future as an entrepreneur
• Leaving behind startup life for jobs / corporate career

• sales strategy, process, implementation
• interview prep
• networking in and across industry

Managing complex projects & communication with creative and client stakeholders, running efficient and engaging meetings, writing killer emails

• Product management - taking a product from zero to one
• Sales strategy - finding product market fit
• Sales strategy - determining commercialization strategies
• Sales - leading direct sales efforts to major healthcare companies including pharma, healthcare IT, health systems
• Life at a 5-person startup, life at a 30-person startup, life at a 100-person startup, life at a 40K behemoth
• Managing a global team
• Managing an outsourced team
• Managing up - aka, how to manage your manager
• How to manage a team and bring out the best in your people

  Advice - always keep your options open; always move one step forward

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• salary negotiation for women
• executive assistant: how it can help you if you don't know what you want to do yet...the truth of the job...being young on an executive team
• saving for retirement
• resume writing and interview prep
• community and how it can help with your career growth

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• Navigating 'soft skill' tech roles
• Tackling job interviews
• Resume & job interview prep
• Negotiating starting salary
• Networking
• Balancing work and grad school 

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• How to stand out amongst your peers
• How to become a program manager
• How to prep for a tech company non-tech interview
• How to negotiate starting salary
• How to negotiate a salary increase
• How to negotiate a promotion
• How to manage remote / hybrid / in-office work dynamics
• Resume tips
• How to balance personal relationships (friends, romantic, etc.) at work

The recruiting process, how to work through large corporations and difficult conversations.

• Interview Tips & Tricks
• Long term career planning
• Setting boundaries between work and your personal life
• Organizing your workday
• Transitioning between careers, roles, companies, or industries
• Relationships at work or personal
• Bouncing back from a Layoff event
• Resume Review

• collaborating with you to identify your strengths and what roles might be a good fit for you
• working together to set up your LinkedIn to optimize your job search, and finding job postings that are of interest to you
• writing and editing resumes and cover letters
• preparing you for interviews (interview questions, follow up between interviews, etc)
• guiding you on how to negotiate your salary offer(s)
• setting expectations about working in an early stage startup
• preparing you for a job in in customer experience
• guiding you in the process of leaving a job that is no longer serving you

• Becoming a Program/Project Manager
• Transitioning out of the military
• Negotiating salaries
• Upskilling
• Resume reviews
• Interview Prep
• Networking
• General questions about life

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• Anything in the Edtech space (curriculum builds, program strategy and design, increasing access to education)
• Web design & development (portfolio, Figma, Webflow, etc.)
• UX Design
• Community organizing

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• Resume reviews
• Mock interviews
• Networking
• Deciding whether to attend business school

I’ve often taken the path less traveled. I studied psychology at W&M in undergrad and post-college moved overseas to teach English and travel in Florence, Italy. This “gap year” experience while my friends took real jobs was one of the scariest and best decisions I made in my twenties to figure out what I wanted out of my life and career. Since then, I’ve explored start-ups and corporations across a wide spectrum of industries and recently completed Darden’s full-time MBA program. On a personal front, I’ve moved and lived all over the DMV, NYC, and Italy, had several serious relationships, and now am engaged to a fellow entrepreneurial spirit running his own company. I can help you with:

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• Values analysis - understanding your personal values to guide you to a career you love and help you with dating intentionally
• Marketing careers 101 - understanding different disciplines, where you might explore, etc.
• Job search strategy for any career - building resumes, cover letters, interviewing, networking, personal branding, etc.
• Start-up strategy - from identifying if start-ups are for you to building company lists and targeting the “right fit” opportunity 
• MBA strategy - from deciding if this is the right path for you to curating materials specific to your target schools
• Living abroad - how to make friends, adjust to new places, build routines, and make the most of your time and experience while managing homesickness, culture shock, etc.

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• Career Discovery: Defining what a meaningful career means to you -- and then co-creating a "plan" with that in mind. Happy to help with navigating and/or pivoting into social impact, non-profits, or mission-led careers.
• Career Decision-making: such as deciding whether to apply to an MBA (and coming with a gameplan) or when to leave / how to seek growth with your current opportunity.
• Career "Tactics": such as preparing for interviews, crafting a personal odyssey (narrative) about your career, proofreading resumes, networking, or highlighting stories for behavioral interviews

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• Personal finance!
• MBA apps & interviews
• Breaking into finance

All things career (resumes, interview prep, career exploration, navigating big tech/corporations)

All things marketing (brand marketing, product marketing, GTM strategy)

The MBA process (prep, apps, interviews, decisions, how to navigate once you’ve started)

Misc (pursuing creative life outside of work, moving cities/states, random life curveballs)

• Choosing the right career
• Developing confidence
• Transitioning to leadership
• Work/Life Balance

• Career pivoting - transitioning from an engineering/technical role to management role
• Consulting - case interviews, recruitment, daily life
• Going back to school and thinking about if an MBA is a good option for you
• Backwards planning based on long term and short term goals
• Ascending through corporate ranks while also being the authentically you!
• What it means to stamp your name on everything you do
• Strategic Networking / Managing up
• Selling your ideas
• The benefits (and drawbacks) to traveling for work
• Maintaining relationships while traveling for work

• Pivoting to Product Management (or career paths)
• Navigating start-ups
• Job applications
• Venture Studios!!!!!
• Venture Capital Landscape
• Navigating corporate environment (culture, gender bias, company politics, all of it!)
• Figuring out what type of company is best for you (Fortune 500 vs. Mid-size vs. Start-up)
• Moving to a new city for a job
• Work-life balance
• Interview prep
• MBA Applications (applied and accepted to M7 schools)

• Networking (talking to strangers is hard!)
• Resume work
• Finding a meaningful career (particularly in social impact)
• Connections to folks in your industry of interest
• Your next vacation (convinced I’ll be a travel agent in my next life)

• Pitching to VCs
• Business Strategy
• Breaking into Management Consulting
• Getting into B-School

- Identifying the right career path- Behavioral interviews (undergraduate, graduate, professional)- Evaluating Offers- Time management- Managing Up- Effective communication- Networking

• Uncovering Your Ideal Career Path—I’ll help you identify a profession that aligns with your innate gifts & talents, whether you’re a college student or in your mid-late 20s looking to make a change.
• Hint: Follow what you’re drawn to and what ignites your curiosity.
• When you take action towards the things that genuinely excites you, unexpected doors of opportunity (& abundance) will open up in ways you could have never predicted.
• You Can Make Money in the Helping Profession Field—I’ll help you blast any limiting beliefs you have around the idea that you can’t make money doing what you love (particularly in the helping profession)
• Hint: Be smart* and creative* with your money.
• How to Master Imposter Syndrome—I’ll help you navigate your doubts & fears surrounding the belief of “not feeling good enough” as you build your expertise in the field you’re in.
• Hint: it never fully goes away, but you can work with it when it shows up ;)
• Interviewing with Confidence—I’ll give you tips on how to ease your anxiety during the interview process, particularly if you’re someone who has a hard time accessing their authentic voice when sharing about who you are and what you have to offer.
• To Go to Grad School or Not?—I’ll ask you the important questions that’ll empower you to uncover your next steps forward!
• Building A Private Practice and/or Side Gig: I’ll give you tips on how to grow a private practice on the side while working full-time—or if you’re simply wanting to generate more money on the side of your full-time gig, I can support you with coming up with great ideas too.

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• Recruiting → from crafting resumes through interview prep and negotiating offers
• MBA → discussing motivations, choosing schools, crafting an application strategy, and reviewing essays/resume
• Professional Development → with a focus on Ops/Biz Ops and Product positions
• Leadership → developing your own leadership style and discussing best management practices
• Networking → connecting you to folks in my network who may be able to help you

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Working at an early-stage startup (hire #9, hire #30, hire #180) 

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The benefits of building your personal brand equity 

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Preparing for and acing your interview 

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Becoming a first-time manager

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How to start a newsletter (what platform to pick, topic, branding, etc) 

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Neurodiversity at work 

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Going from being an athlete to the working world & finding your groove 

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How to get a career in DEI, social impact, or purpose-driven work 

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Building a team from scratch 

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Managing up & how to lead inclusively

• All things go-to-market and revenue, especially for early-stage startups
• Building a personal knowledge management system
• Maintaining a healthy lifestyle
• Starting a newsletter
• Moving abroad

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• Getting organized to prioritize effectively
• Paths to careers in Product; Job application strategy
• Work-life balance & sustainable pace of life
• Holding a long-term view
• Healthy relationships, work or personal
• Public speaking, executive presence, and confidence
• Navigating corporate culture, politics, and knowing when it’s time to move on
• B2B vs B2C and more broadly choosing a company to work for

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Breaking into a career in entrepreneurship, fintech, web3 and government. Passionate about helping people have multiple careers and interests in their lifetime

• Figuring out what you’re best at
• How to be a successful Generalist
• Asking for a raise/promotion
• Managing others
• Startups - common challenges and pitfalls
• Theory of Constraints (finding the bottleneck in a business)

  All things E-Commerce

• Best practices
• 3PLs, Fulfillment & Logistics
• Sales, Merchandising, Pricing
• Web design
• Inventory Management

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• Navigating or pivoting into product management, design or software engineering spaces
• Preparing for interviews, editing resumes
• Taking a long-term outlook on your professional journey
• How to think independently
• Writing and reading skills
• Growing your hobbies

• Becoming a software engineer, or becoming an engineering manager
• Improving as an engineer
• Getting into the VC space, or pitching to VCs
• How to meet and network with people
• Understanding why crypto is amazing and important (I'm a huge fan of crypto)
• Learning how to code

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• Entrepreneurship & launching companies
• Pitching to VCs

• Getting into (and out of) consulting
• Interview prep
• MBA stuff (applying, making most of experience, etc.)
• Connecting to people in my network
• Starting a company
• Fundraising strategy and execution
• Music, if you need a singer 🎤 🙂

Management of IDP programs, interview techniques, VC pitching, establishing new departments, fitness/health/wellness/mindfulness, and public speaking

• Navigating personal growth at a startup
• Hiring and building a standout team
• Deep-diving marketplace operations
• Transitioning from student-athlete to working professional

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• Exploring the many ways you can have an outsized impact in the healthcare industry: from healthcare graduate schools (MBA vs MPH vs MD)
• Deciding if med school and medicine is right for you as an existential pre-med in working 1-1 with patients directly vs healthtech startups/venture if you’re interested impacting patient care at scale
• Breaking into Venture Capital (and more broadly healthtech as an industry)
• Growing professionally as an early-stage VC and early-career Product Manager

• Breaking into Venture Capital
• Networking with Investors
• Planning moving abroad
• Navigating cultural differences
• Brainstorming business ideas

• Healthcare administration
• Growth marketing
• Building online communities
• Starting your own company
• Bootstrapping a business
• Managing employees
• Networking online
• Organization + productivity skills

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• consulting: resume & cover letter drafting, case interview preparation, fit interview preparation (I ran my team's campus recruiting efforts), negotiating salaries, building client presence, navigating office politics, finding case work you enjoy / are aligned with your values, becoming a leader in your company, making the most out of your company’s resources, transitioning out of consulting
• startups: building no-code products, networking with and pitching to VCs
• venture capital: how to transition into VC, be selected for VC fellowship programs
• grad school: how to choose grad schools, how to get in, how to make friends, how to pivot your career
• non-profits: starting non-profits from scratch, joining boards / executive teams of established non-profits

Applying for jobs? Maybe you’d like to learn more about tech?

• How to break into tech without a STEM degree
• Going up against a bigger brand University Degree
• Interviewing/crafting your personal and professional narrative
• Resume refinement
• How to understand equity / negotiating compensation

Already have a job? Maybe in tech? Maybe you’d like to learn more about tech or starting your own company?

• How startups tend to grow and are organized
• Business strategy and principles
• Growth / Go-to-Market theories
• Present to a board / investors / VCs
• Negotiating salary
• Navigating being a minority in a professional setting
• How to manage up / get promoted
• What to do if you don’t like your boss
• Continuing to hone in skills when you feel a professional plateau

• building products
• leveraging new-age tech such as blockchain
• raising funds
• authoring books and leveraging the experience
• hiring and what employers look for
• focused mentorship on resume or personal brand

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• That founder life 😅
• Changing roles within a startup (I've been eng manager, Head of Product, COO, dabbled in marketing)
• Selling your business. My startup Wagr was acquired by Yahoo after 3 years
• Decision to apply to business school

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• Reviewing pitch decks, startup feedback and advising 

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• As you grow in your career, what kind of culture do you want to develop? 
• Becoming a subject matter expert, and then developing a process to remove yourself
• In business or personal life-hone in on only the value add portions. The rest will fall into place.

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• Evaluating working at a big company vs. startup
• How to make networking a habit
• How to progress as an engineer at a startup and take on leadership responsibilities
• How to surround yourself with people who inspire you
• How to evaluate startups in terms of joining as an employee. Factors include: Funding stage, team, domain, founder pedigree, employees, etc.
• How to go from 0 to 1 on a startup idea from an engineering perspective. What's the quickest way to build an MVP (no-code/ low-code/ etc.)

• Startup pitch review and feedback
• Resume and interview prep
• Becoming a PM
• Pitching to VCs (deck + presentation)
• How to start a company
• Breaking into tech
• Applying to business school
• Building a landing page/website

• Resume tips
• LinkedIn profile reviews
• Finding your energizers / drainers and optimizing your career accordingly
• Breaking into / transitioning out of consulting

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Breaking into consulting, breaking out of consulting, moving into investing/VCPE, moving to the US, social impact careers, career as an international, MBA applications

• Navigating big life + career choices (industry/location pivots, etc.) by using helpful mental models and frameworks
• Breaking into management consulting and business school
• Interview prep, resume reviews, and networking to get positioned for success

• Paths for becoming a management consultant
• Keys for building a killer storyline and presentation
• Application for business school (from GMAT/GRE to essays and recommendation letters)
• Preparing for interviews and editing resumes
• Defining your boundaries at work and avoiding burn out
• Connecting you to others in my Network who can also support you

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• Navigating corporate culture and promotions
• Marketing/consulting interviews
• Behavioral interviews
• Business school process
• Resume reviews
• Consumer packaged goods
• Health and wellness
• Setting boundaries
• Self-discovery

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Professional Development

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• The Job Search: Building a stellar resume & cover letter, negotiating a starting salary
• Performing at Work: Solicit feedback from colleagues, advocating for yourself, managing up
• Considering a Career Pivot: Deciding to leave a job that doesn’t serve you, making the switch (particularly for those seeking non-traditional roles
• Grad School: Considering and applying to grad school (I’d be the most help with B School)

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Personal Development

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• Navigating Uncertainty: Finding stillness and acceptance when everything feels out of your control
• Adulting: Finding educational and personal growth opportunities beyond work, navigating change, prioritizing fitness & health as a working professional, dating, etc. 

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• finding a job as a non-technical major
• balancing business & creativity in work (and life)
• pivoting into design or other creative roles from a non-design/creative background
• telling your story through cover letters/personal statements
• finding your authentic voice on LinkedIn, in leadership, and elsewhere

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• Content strategy, design, and process
• Competitive analysis and identifying product market fit
• Connecting Content + Product + UX
• Project management
• Product piloting and scaling
• Understanding team dynamics

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• Navigating the tech startup workplace, as an in-house brand designer
• Working at a startup (from Series B → IPO)
• Portfolio feedback/critique - How to build a compelling portfolio that’s authentic to your story
• Interview prep for a starting position in design

• Navigating large companies, focusing on career
• Understanding the product development lifecycle, driving hardware, software, algorithms, design, and research teams to ship large-scale products
• Product management and service design
• Program management, creating development schedules, identifying critical paths, and ensuring effective team communication.
• Sustaining a healthy lifestyle through work-life balance
• Staying organized and on a path in life, through work, finances, and health
• Working remotely and still building great relationships

• Becoming a Product Manager / mastering Product
• Tackling PM interviews
• Interviewing / crafting your personal-professional narrative
• Entrepreneurship / going from 0 - 1 / getting to product market fit
• Side hustles and passive income
• Choosing a career in tech / recruiting in tech

• Business school - should I apply? is it really worth it? what schools / programs are out there and right for me? how should I approach essays / interviews?
• Design thinking & product - what’s the best way to prototype / test my idea to see if it’s worth pursuing? how do I get more creative at work? how do I scale my product to more people? what design tools should I be using at work? how do I run a user feedback interview or create a good survey to gather input? how do I run an effective design thinking workshop?
• Startup life - should I join a startup? how do I find the right gig? what startup stage, role, industry, etc. is right for me? what kind of salary should I expect? what about equity? what questions should I ask the startup team to suss out if it’s legit and mitigate risk?
• Founder life - how do I incorporate my company? how / who do I hire? how should I approach VCs and when? what about pitch competitions? how do I balance work / life demands as a founder?
• Public speaking & storytelling - let’s workshop your deck, presentation, cover letter, or portfolio website!

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• Goal-setting & tracking
• Narrowing down a job search
• Interview prep
• Resume and cover letter tips
• Design roles in tech (UX Design vs. UXR vs. Content Strategy vs. Visual design vs. Service design)
• Startup VS fortune 100 pro’s and con’s for designers
• Meeting people authentically instead of your typical “networking”

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• Applying to graduate school (engineering, public health, medicine specifically!)
• Building a portfolio that tells a compelling story, and let’s you shine!
• Presenting your best self in interviews
• Working at the intersection of design, technology and social impact

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Leadership Development: Nurturing individual potential into leadership capabilities, with a focus on developing emotional intelligence and strategic thinking.

Design/ Design Thinking in Practice: Leveraging design thinking to innovate and problem-solve within your professional sphere, regardless of industry.

Career and Life Coaching: All things related to finding your potential, and creating an impact-driven life and career.

• Paths to Careers in Product
• Career development and skill development in product
• Transitioning from Consulting to Product/Eng
• Finding International Opportunities (I lived and worked with startups in Turkey and Indonesia for over 9 months)
• Creating Community During Transitions
• Job Search

• Exploring non-traditional career paths
• Working at Nonprofit/International organizations
• Working outside your country of origin

• Building a startup, product market fit testing
• Grant writing, non-dilutive funding
• Product design, rapid prototyping and user testing
• Applying to grad school