• Client Interview: Lexy on Self-Advocacy and Becoming a Director

  • Oct 31 2024
  • Length: 32 mins
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Client Interview: Lexy on Self-Advocacy and Becoming a Director

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  • In episode 65, I’m sitting down with Lexy Williams, an incredible director of admissions and one of my inspiring clients, to talk about what it really takes to push through career stagnation and step into the leadership role you’ve been working toward.

    Lexy opens up about her experience of feeling “stuck,” the journey of advocating for what she needed in a coach, and how she stayed focused on her goals, even when things weren’t moving fast enough.

    Together, we unpack what it means to break through your own limitations, build multiple pathways forward, and fully step into your potential. This is for anyone ready to advocate for themselves, challenge the status quo, and embrace growth on their own terms.


    Chapters
    00:00 Introduction to Lexy’s Journey
    02:52 Recognizing When You’re Feeling Stuck
    06:09 Finding the Right Support and Setting Clear Goals
    08:56 Navigating Challenges and Self-Advocacy
    17:06 Reflecting on Leadership and Growth


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