“Reinvention is sexy and glamorous, but it doesn’t have to be a huge transformation,” says business strategist, coach and serial reinventor, Diann Wingert. Wingert, who likes to be challenged by the new and unfamiliar, has reinvented her marriage, her career, and even her religion. “I’m the kind of person who can make big, bold sweeping changes in a very short period of time,” she tells CoveyClub founder, Lesley Jane Seymour. “But frankly, most people don’t need to do that.” Listen in to this conversation in which Wingert reveals what made her decide to transform her beloved career as a psychologist (backward looking) into becoming a life coach (forward looking) when she felt stifled by a traditional practice. Follow her tips for examining your own career and shifting into a model that feels more challenging and new!
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Bio: Diann Wingert became a business strategist, coach, and consultant after a 20-year career as a licensed psychotherapist. Her mission is to help women with big ideas and busy brains become focused, fired up, and flame-retardant. Diann is the creator of The Boss Up Breakthrough and host of The Driven Woman Entrepreneur Podcast.
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