When work isn’t working, it can make everything else in life feel off, too.  This looks like:

• Avoiding and Self-Medicating: Eating too much, drinking too much, doomscrolling, binge-watching, retail therapy.  It’s natural to want a quick hit of something comforting, especially when you don’t have a clue how to solve the bigger problem. 
• Spending All Your $$ On Therapy and Wellness: It’s good to have space to process your feelings. Maybe you need another mindfulness app.  Have you tried yoga? Journaling? Stoic philosophy? Cold plunges? Sleep trackers? You keep finding gurus to help you manage your negativity – but the circumstances of your job persist.  
• Wishful Thinking: Maybe I’ll hear about something when I check LinkedIn.  Maybe if I complain about my job to my friends, one of them will know the answer.  Maybe my terrible co-worker will quit tomorrow.   
• Randomly Applying To Jobs On Impulse: From time to time, after an especially bad meeting or a terrible day, you whip out a cover letter and do a quick update of your resume and send it off to a job you just found.  You’re not getting your hopes up….but when you keep hearing nothing, your confidence starts to take a hit. Are you stuck here? 
• Endlessly Complaining to Friends And Family: You used to talk about other things.  Now when they ask about your life, your grumpiness about work keeps leaking out.  They’ve started to ask you, “Why don’t you just get another job?” As if it’s that easy.  Everyone’s sick of this dynamic.    
• Resentment, Self-Pity, and Disempowerment: You used to be a person who could solve problems.  But you can’t seem to make work better.  And you can’t even decide whether it’s bad enough to quit.  Every day that work feels lousy, you feel a little worse about yourself because you haven’t figured this out yet.  Is everyone else leaving you behind? 

You know you’d like to improve things.  But should you confront your boss?  Work on mindfulness? Download a new productivity app?  Send out resumes?  You can’t decide what’s best, so you grab randomly at solutions when something new occurs to you.

It’s getting old.

This course is a crisp, focused step-by-step action plan to make a confident decision that you can implement with energy and optimism.

Led by Career Coach Sherry Mason, this course includes 10 bite-sized videos (none longer than 13 minutes), worksheets, exercises, and checklists to move you from indecision to action with a thorough and systematic process.