Consulting Services Identify Your Niche When I transitioned from full-time work to consulting, the first step was to identify my niche. It’s crucial to hone in on what you’re truly passionate about—your strengths and experiences can guide you here. Think about industries you’ve worked in and the unique insights you can offer. For instance, if […]
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– Nonprofit work for former CEOs
Finding Your Purpose Beyond Profit Understanding Your Motivation When I first transitioned from the fast-paced world of corporate leadership to nonprofit work, the biggest challenge was reconnecting with my intrinsic motivations. I had spent decades chasing profit margins and stock prices—now it was about a deeper purpose. I had to ask myself, “What change do […]
– Mentoring opportunities for former executives
1. Building Your Own Mentorship Program Understanding Your Value When I transitioned out of the executive role, it took me a while to realize the immense value I possessed. It’s not just about having experience; it’s about having insights, leadership lessons, and even the failures that shaped who I’ve become. This unique perspective can be […]
former acting secretary of the navy shares checklist for determining a second career
1. Self-Assessment Identify Your Skills and Strengths When I first thought about my second career, a serious self-assessment was absolutely essential. It’s easy to overlook our unique talents, but taking the time to write down everything I was good at really opened my eyes. It wasn’t just about hard skills—things like project management or strategic […]