Create a life and career you love

Hi, I’m Tracey, an experienced life and career coach. I help people overcome burnout and overwhelm to build confidence in themselves and their careers.
Any of these sound familiar?
- Managing extra responsibility / extra workload
- Unreasonable expectations from your boss
- Anxiety and thinking about work WAY too much
- Feeling like you’re failing at your job
- Feeling disconnected from people at work (and/or at home)
- Misalignment between your values and your job
- Feeling stuck and not knowing which way to turn.
I know how confusing and frustrating it can be wondering how to move forward.
It’s completely normal to feel this way and reaching out for support will be the first step to making the changes you are looking for.
As your coach I work with you to understand what is happening and to leave you with the strategies to move forward and love your career again.
Want more from your career? Get in touch today
Free Download: Seven steps to burnout recovery…
Boundaries!
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More freedom, more purpose, more time
For many of us the treadmill stopped during Covid. No commute. No expectation to be in the office all the time. More time with our families. More time for ourselves. For me this meant time for exercise instead of sitting on the tube, lunchtime walks, and not missing important deliveries. It wasn’t a bed ofContinue reading “More freedom, more purpose, more time”
Getting over a career brick wall
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