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I know you’re not here because you want more emails. You’re here because you’re a passionate powerhouse—a badass who cares deeply, works hard, and wants to live your one precious life intentionally. But something isn’t right in your career.Maybe you’re...
You’re a pro at achieving ambitious goals—but this one hits different. Because designing a fulfilling, sustainable career isn’t a project you can crush like you usually do. You’ve gotta learn to do and be different. I’ve got your back.Not because I’m some guru on a pedestal here to reveal your one true passion-filled purpose (that also pays a $1M salary). If someone promises you that, run fast and far. I’ve got your back because I’ve been exactly where you are:
And I made it to the other side. I’m living proof—along with 100+ passionate powerhouses I’ve coached—that feeling lost isn’t failure. It’s an opportunity to design something better:A career you love ✨Grace Fabian Career Coaching is the career I designed. And yes I love it, because I get to:
Now I want to hear from you!If you had a magic wand, what would you wish for in your career? More freedom? Less pressure? More creativity? Less bureaucracy? Hit reply and let me know. I read and respond to every message with love. Onward! P.S. I use AI to proofread these emails, but the content is always me in all my human glory. |
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