My name is Christy Suerth and I am a certified professional coach with over 25 years of experience in HR and corporate talent management.

I bet one of the things that stresses you out is work. Sure, there are a lot of great things about having a career but it can certainly bring its share of challenges. Maybe you are like so many of my clients and have found yourself up at night thinking…

• My colleagues are toxic and I need to change companies.
• I am not passionate about my work and want to make a move.
• My boss is a jerk and I have to get out of here.
• I want a change, but I just don’t know what else I could do.
• I love my work but the hours and stress are taking a toll on my health.
• I need a resume but I have no idea how to write it.
• It was great being home with the kids but now it’s time to go back to work. How can I get my foot in the door?
• I’m thinking about retiring but I want to do some kind of work that is meaningful. Is this possible?

Maybe you’re not sure the time is right to make a change. Are you experiencing any of these signs of an unhealthy career?

• You experience excessive stress.
• Your days are filled with unproductive conflict.
• You feel a lack of challenge or are routinely overwhelmed.
• You have imbalance between work and life priorities.
• Your boss seems to offer little but criticism.
• You believe you are not being compensated fairly.
• Your mojo is gone.

Life is short and you don’t have to settle. Consider the possibilities of a healthy career:

• Your talents are utilized almost every day.
• You have clear goals and you know what is expected.
• You receive praise and recognition for good work.
• You have a "best friend" at work.
• You are learning new things and developing as a professional; you have a written development plan and discuss it with your boss.
• You have a plan to progress.
• You live and work with confidence.

Is a healthy career possible? Yes, but you must take charge - be the CEO of your life - because nobody will do it for you. 

Perhaps you are ready to take action with the help of a partner. Are you ready to move forward with a career mentor, someone who understands you because she's been there too?

If you're ready, I'd love to talk with you to hear your story and learn more about your career goals.