Hi Kathryn,

I know your next role is right around the corner.

Looking for a new job can often feel like navigating uncharted waters. You might feel unsure of where to start, or how to best present yourself for new opportunities. You might feel fear or anxiety as you’re at the crossroads of a change, which is completely normal.

This is where the support of a career coach becomes invaluable. 

Instead of wandering at sea for months or years wondering if you’re doing the right things to get your next role, you’ve got a trusted guide to help illuminate the way and make it clear and easy. 

Imagine what it would be like to have a partner who’s as invested in your success as you are, and then actually getting to where you want to be!

My clients Temesgen & Molly both landed a job within a month of us working together and doubled their salaries!

“Prior to working with Kimiko, I had maybe one interview a month, but since working with Kimiko, I’ve landed seven interviews in one week!” - Temesgen

“Before I worked with Kimiko, I was experiencing a severe amount of burnout. Since working with Kimiko… I have a much clearer picture of what kind of work I want to pursue and how I’m going to get there. Not only do I have concrete steps, but Kimiko’s support helped me to feel confident to accomplish my goal.” - Molly

From understanding what direction you want to go next, to personal branding and interview prep, I am here to help hold you accountable and keep you on course. I’ll leave you with this quote from H. Jackson Brown Jr. (often attributed to Mark Twain)... 

"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn’t do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover." 

You’re already taking one big step in reaching out and having a conversation, and for that I applaud you. 

Simply reply “I’m in” to this email to get started.

You’ve got this,
Ki

PS. To stay connected, follow me at @careercoachki and check out my latest blog article with a tool on how to gain clarity on your next career move here.