Have you ever found yourself stuck in a job you despise, yearning for change but unsure of how to proceed?

I didn't set out to become an entrepreneur. Honestly, for most of my second career change, I was just trying to survive it. But looking back, there were clues. Things I kept gravitating toward. Ways I kept showing up — even when I was terrified. And it turns out those weren't random quirks; they were strengths doing what strengths do.

There's something I need to share with you. Over my decade of coaching, I've noticed a pattern that breaks my heart: brilliant, talented people who feel completely stuck in their careers. They know they're meant for something more, but they can't see a clear path forward. They're disillusioned with work, yet paralysed by uncertainty. Sound familiar? This calling to help became so strong that I knew I had to find a way to reach everyone who needed it – not just those w

Career growth isn't about becoming someone entirely different—it's about becoming more of who you already are at your best. The Inkling Effect approach to career decision-making centres on a powerful truth: your greatest potential lies in growing and expanding the skills, knowledge, and experience within your top 5-10 strengths.

Today, I want to delve into a key aspect of successful interviewing: the power of authenticity, and knowing how to describe yourself.

I’m fascinated by the idea of human potential—what you are capable of—and how I can nurture that in you. My coaching focus is to help you l