Satisfaction Coaching for Career-Driven Women of Color
with P. Valerie Dauphin
Welcome! I'm Valerie.
Are you a high-achieving, career-driven woman of color who puts so much pressure on yourself to be successful, but you're still not fulfilled?
Do you constantly find yourself in bad patterns of working, working, working, and sacrificing personal life pursuits for work?
Do you keep saying you'll go on that sabbatical, vacation, or start that artistic creative project, but you never do?
Do you keep making personal sacrifices for work? Like when work gets busier, is your self-care the first thing to go?
Do you stop prepping your healthy meals or do you work through lunch repeatedly? Do you cancel your workouts with your trainer because you're too tired and exhausted?
You don't realize this, but the pressure you put on yourself to be the responsible one and achieve the "American dream" is actually causing you to not be as happy, satisfied, and fulfilled as you were hoping or thought you'd be at this stage in your career and life.
You think success looks like having a family, a husband, a pet, a home that you own, a career, a big salary, and taking lavish vacations.
That American dream doesn't really exist for a lot of people.
And that idea of success you've been chasing may not be what would actually bring you satisfaction, fulfillment, joy, ease, freedom, fun, inspiration, creativity, love, grace, and powerful living.
One of my private clients re-defined success to mean having a luxury of time and to be flexible with how she spends that time. For her, success now means doing the things that bring her joy, like trying new things, exploring new places, and spending time with the people she loves.
So dear woman, what would bring you the satisfaction you're currently not experiencing? How would you re-define success?
Book a free coaching call with me below and let's find out.
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