An introduction from Trixi Tschiedel Menhardt, PCC-ICF, Certified Mental Fitness Coach:
In addition to working with corporate clients, whether it is 1:1 or in teams, my private practice builds on my own life experience. After a decade of dedication to leadership coaching and having worked with 500+ mid to senior level professionals, I know that most people can figure out how to become a better leader, get promoted, find a new job etc. Then the moment in life comes when you realize you have reached your number, or that's within sight - as one client puts it "Unless there is armageddon, I will have reached my number in a few years."
So, you made the money, and now what? This is the 1st time in your life when the well prescribed path from college to promotions to settling down as a family has no obvious north star. Some will continue to climb the ladder just because it's there, others become overly involved in their young adult children's affairs, or buy that new car.
There is a happy path to life after money making - it starts with stopping the lie of "I'll be happy when" and embrace the here and now. How do we get there? It starts with going to the Mental Fitness gym, as developed by NYT best selling author Shirzad Chamine. As a certified mental fitness coach, I enroll my clients into an app-based seven week program that will change their life.
In addition to working with corporate clients, whether it is 1:1 or in teams, my private practice builds on my own life experience. After a decade of dedication to leadership coaching and having worked with 500+ mid to senior level professionals, I know that most people can figure out how to become a better leader, get promoted, find a new job etc. Then the moment in life comes when you realize you have reached your number, or that's within sight - as one client puts it "Unless there is armageddon, I will have reached my number in a few years."
So, you made the money, and now what? This is the 1st time in your life when the well prescribed path from college to promotions to settling down as a family has no obvious north star. Some will continue to climb the ladder just because it's there, others become overly involved in their young adult children's affairs, or buy that new car.
There is a happy path to life after money making - it starts with stopping the lie of "I'll be happy when" and embrace the here and now. How do we get there? It starts with going to the Mental Fitness gym, as developed by NYT best selling author Shirzad Chamine. As a certified mental fitness coach, I enroll my clients into an app-based seven week program that will change their life.
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Aging parents.
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Do you have some of these thoughts?
* My financial advisor tells me, we are okay. But the thought of turning the faucet the other way is scary.
* One more promotion, and I will have proven my worth.
* How come I am successful in my career but have no idea how to guide my children to success?
* What did I do wrong that my child seems to make the wrong choices?
* I am ready to move away from the suburbs but my spouse needs her community.
* I will sign up for a 10K run because I am still as bad-ass as my college days.
* Sometimes, I have a hard time not crying in my office. I am so tired of this.
* I cannot talk to anyone about this because I am supposed to be the person who has it together.
* My financial advisor tells me, we are okay. But the thought of turning the faucet the other way is scary.
* One more promotion, and I will have proven my worth.
* How come I am successful in my career but have no idea how to guide my children to success?
* What did I do wrong that my child seems to make the wrong choices?
* I am ready to move away from the suburbs but my spouse needs her community.
* I will sign up for a 10K run because I am still as bad-ass as my college days.
* Sometimes, I have a hard time not crying in my office. I am so tired of this.
* I cannot talk to anyone about this because I am supposed to be the person who has it together.
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