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The Career Crossroads Room

WhenFri, Nov 13, 7:00 PMStarts in 1 hour📅 Add to calendarWhereHostQuiet Women LeadersCostNot stated — check with the hostOneJoy doesn't handle payments — settle directly with the host or venue.CapacityOpen — no spot limit

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For Quiet Women Leaders who know something has to change — but aren’t yet sure what. You’re capable. Responsible. Trusted. You’re probably the person other people rely on. But lately, you are feeling exhausted from juggling too many things that all feel equally important. The team needs you. The work still matters. Your family matters. Your health matters. Your financial security matters. Your reputation matters. And somewhere underneath all that, a little voice is whispering: Can I keep doing this? Maybe you’re wondering whether you’re burnt out or simply done. Maybe part of you wants to step away, while another part looks at everything you’ve worked so hard to build and thinks, I can’t just throw this away. Maybe you don’t actually want to leave your profession. You just know you cannot continue in the same way. Or perhaps you’re so tired that even thinking about your options feels like one more thing to do on an already impossible list. The Career Crossroads Room is a small, facilitated space to help you slow the noise down. This is not a webinar or a networking event. I'm not going to tell you to quit your job, follow your passion, or make a dramatic life decision. Instead, we’ll spend 60 minutes exploring four quieter questions: PRESERVE What still matters enough to carry forward in 2027? RELEASE What are you exhausted from carrying that may no longer belong to you? RECOGNISE What need, possibility, curiosity, or truth keeps trying to get your attention? CHOOSE What does your next chapter need to honour? You’ll have private reflection time, guided prompts and the opportunity to share only if you want to. There is no pressure to speak. There is no expectation that you come already knowing what you want. And there is no requirement to make a decision by the end of the hour. The aim is simply to help you see your crossroads more accurately — because sometimes the question isn’t really: “Should I stay or go?” It might be: “Can I keep doing this work without continuing to live this way?” “What needs to change before I decide that everything has to change?” “What am I no longer willing to sacrifice just to remain successful?” This room is for you if: You’re an introverted woman leader who is feeling burnt out, depleted, stretched between competing priorities, or increasingly disconnected from the version of success you worked so hard to build. You may be considering a role change, reducing your responsibilities, leaving an organisation, changing careers, redesigning the way you work — or simply trying to understand why something that used to work no longer does. You’ll leave with: • A clearer understanding of the crossroads you’re actually facing. • A stronger sense of what still matters, what may need to change, and what deserves your attention next. • And one next move — not a five-year plan. Important This session is capped at 12 women so the room can remain intimate, thoughtful, and psychologically spacious. Cameras are welcome but not compulsory. Please come as you are. You do not need to be clear, certain, polished or ready to make a big decision. You only need to know that the way things are now may no longer be sustainable.

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