Executive Career Mini-Intensive
August 24-September 18, 2026
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A career clarity mini-intensive for people making a real jump — a new level, a new industry, or a way out of something that isn't working. We start with a brief discovery, then I turn it into a clear read on where you'll actually thrive and a concrete plan to get there. It's not another assessment that hands you a personality type and leaves you there — it connects everything you already know about yourself into one picture.
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Three parts. First, a guided intake you complete on your own — past assessments, your resume, and a few questions that get underneath the usual answers (about 45 minutes). Then I synthesize all of it into your Clarity Report. Then we meet twice: once to go deep on what makes you you at work, and once to walk through your results, name what you couldn't name before, and map your next moves.
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A written Clarity Report — your strengths, your patterns, and the honest tensions worth knowing. A real target list — companies and roles worth going after, and who you might already know inside them. And a clear, concrete next step: not "keep networking," but this, next.
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People 35+ who know they want something different but can't quite name it. Directors eyeing the C-suite, professionals changing industries, anyone good at their job but quietly certain they're in the wrong room.
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Most career support gives you tools and leaves you to connect them — an assessment here, a resume template there, "just network more." If you're making a senior-level or cross-industry move, the problem isn't a lack of tools. It's positioning: how the market reads a complicated career, where you're unclear, and what has to change for people to see you at the level you're targeting. That's the work here.
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Starts at $525. The first step is a quick 20-minute call so I can answer your questions and you can decide if it's right for you. No pressure, ever.
The process has not been about building an impressive version of me. It’s been about removing the overcompensation and finding the clearest, most credible version of what I already do well.
— Sam Marawan, Experienced executive & MBA candidate