Revive Your Zest for Life: Optimising Your Brain Health
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Finding your dream career is one thing, taking the leap is another! When you know you’re meant for more, there’s no denying it. That niggle, that inner knowing that something is out there and it’s meant for you.
Andrea and I dive deeply into a conversation about the unexpected and pleasant surprises switching careers brought her and what she’s seen in the work that she does, relating it to what you can expect to happen to give you even more reasons to take the leap and follow your destined path.
Through real life examples of our own and our clients, you’ll discover;-
- 5 unexpected pleasant surprises switching careers brought
- How to believe it’s possible to have a dream career
- How to trust yourself and your inner knowing
- What it means to live in alignment (this comes up so many times)!
- Why you’ll never regret taking the leap
Andrea Horvath is a Career Transition Coach who helps women determine the career that ultimately lights them up and then supports them to confidently make that transition, even if they have no freaking idea of what that looks like.
Her signature approach helps women connect with who they really are at their core and shows them how to make decisions that are in alignment with who they are and what they actually want. Through that process a new career vision is born and then created.
Andrea was a Certified Professional Accountant in the corporate world, managing budgets between $10M-$20 and realized she was totally unhappy and unfilled. By all outside appearances she was successful, but she felt completely empty on the inside. From that place she began searching for and ultimately, finding the answers of how to feel completely excited and passionate about her career.
She first started her business as a side hustle around her 9-5 corporate job and since then has been able to transition to full-time and do what she absolutely loves and help other women step into their power and follow their hearts.
She lives in Vancouver, BC as a solo parent with her two teenage daughters and fur
baby.
You can follow Andrea on socials through the links on her website
www.andreahorvath.com
There's a ginormous amount of evidence, growing daily, alluding to the benefits of fun and play in your daily life.
This is one of the major stumbling blocks I see in the work that I do as a Lifestyle Coach. Having the 168 hours that makes up a week, full to the brim, doing 'stuff', whether it's work, parenting, things for other people and finding yourself way down the list.
I explore;-
-why you're not having enough fun
-how to carve out the space to play
-how to see what your days look like?
-why you have to give yourself permission FIRST
-just doing it because you said you would
-personality profiling and how it helps with sticking to schedule, knowing your cycle, creating habits
If only I did things differently. Was more organised, didn’t procrastinate, worked more hours, was just DIFFERENT to what I am ….THEN it would be easier.
Is this you? If you resonate with this and are often feeling overwhelmed, check out this episode.
I've been some questions by my people and I'm answering them directly here.
You're never going to fell less overwhelmed by working harder, staying up later and having less fun.
But where is the balance and what is the tipping point?
After sharing what my mornings currently look like, I dive into the juicyness, answering real questions from real people.
As mentioned in this episode - 100 Ways To Play as grown up, solo, in less than 10 minutes - is my gift to you, to download here.
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