Reinventing Careers with Liz Mohler, M.S., PCC – Part 1 (Ep. 34)
Life has a way of pushing us toward reinvention, but how do we embrace change and make it work for us?
How can we turn uncertainty into opportunity and transition into a career that reflects our passions and values?
In this episode, Adam Scott, CFP®, talks with career coach Liz Mohler, M.S., PCC, about the challenges and rewards of career reinvention. They share personal stories, strategies for overcoming self-doubt, and the power of recognizing your transferable skills to make meaningful professional shifts.
Discussion Points:
- The importance of aligning career choices with personal values and life priorities
- How storytelling and transferable skills play a role in career transitions
- Practical strategies for overcoming self-doubt and embracing career change
- The power of networking and seeking mentorship for guidance and opportunities
- Actionable steps for exploring new professional paths through research and curiosity
- And more!
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About Our Guest:
Liz Mohler is a well-regarded Executive, Career, and Life Coach with a strong background in academia and a deep commitment to empowering her clients.
For over 20 years, she has passionately devoted her coaching practice to guiding clients toward personal and professional growth.
Her professional experience, both domestic and international, has enriched her perspective and equipped her with expertise in various coaching capacities, including career management, leadership development coaching, team building, and transition coaching across a spectrum of industries.
Currently, Liz serves as an Executive Coach, Speaker, and CORE Guide Facilitator for CHIEF, an exclusive network where she provides support and guidance to women in senior leadership roles across diverse industries. She also works as a consultant for Praditus and Felix Global, providing leadership assessments and outplacement consulting.
She is a frequent guest speaker at conferences, on podcasts, at retreats, and at universities.
Liz’s journey began in Madison, Wisconsin, where she supported herself through college and graduate school by working in residence halls at universities, psychiatric hospitals, alcohol/drug rehab centers, and the Department of Rehabilitation. She later moved to California, launching her private coaching practice while holding pivotal consulting roles at Right Associates and JVS So Cal, coaching executives in entertainment, aerospace, law, medicine, banking, family business, and sales.
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