Dana Underwood is a career coach who focuses on helping women show up in their careers and lives in a way that brings fulfilment to them.
The goal of her company Avanti Alliance is to help women find careers on their terms. Careers that fit their lives, not the other way around. She offers support through one on one coaching, as a job concierge helping with all aspects of the search and application process. She also works with clients on getting clear about what it is they really want from their career, and their life. Not what they THINK they should want but what actually makes them happy!
Today on the podcast we chat about finding fulfilment in our careers as working moms, and the steps we can take TODAY to work toward that fulfilment. Life is just too short to be miserable in your career!
I know I’ve been in that place before; where I was pretty unhappy in my job and wasn’t even sure what I could do next. It takes some soul-searching, but you are definitely able to figure out your next step in your career.
Listen on for some great, actionable tips!
Follow Dana on Instagram @avanti_alliance
Check out her career coaching programs and resources at Avanti Alliance
You can find Dana at Avanti Alliance.
Check out her free workbook on getting clear about what you REALLY WANT from your career.
I’m a working mom, blogger, podcaster + side hustler, helping you through this crazy and imperfect road of working motherhood!
I had a dream after my daughter was born (she just turned 5!) to create a life and career that I love, while being present for my family.
I didn’t think that as working moms we should have to choose between having a career we love and an engaged and present family life.
The Working Mom Collective Blog was created out of my dream, and now I’ve taken it a step further and put the Confessions of a Working Mom Podcast out into the world!
My mission has become to help other working moms pursue their dreams, whatever they may look like (I’m not judging – You have to do what makes YOU happy mama!)
If I can reach just one other mama and show her there is a better way to pursue your career goals while raising your family, then I will consider myself successful.
Now let’s tackle this sometimes hectic, but AMAZING journey of working motherhood together!
Love,
