Ep. 2: Building your network before you need it with Sunita Coloma
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If you've ever wondered whether your skills still matter outside the place you built them, this conversation will hit home.
Sunita Coloma shares how an unexpected restructuring pushed her out of her comfort zone - and into a role that stretched her in all the right ways. She opens up about the feelings of change and rebuilding her confidence in a completely new industry.
We discuss:
- Why a strong network matters most when your plans change fast
- How to tell whether a big career move is fear or intuition
- The mindset shift from “I need to know everything” to “I'll figure it out”
- Why women often hold back from applying until they meet every qualification
- How resilience is really about moving forward even when things feel messy
This episode is a powerful reminder that growth often comes from the moments you did not choose.
If you're facing a career pivot, questioning your next step, or need a push to trust what you've already built, this one is for you.
Perfect for anyone in a season of transition, especially women ready to stop waiting for certainty and start moving anyway.
Speaker credits:
Erin Gregg guides the conversation as host of The Gals Podcast, which highlights real stories behind meaningful pivots.
Sunita Coloma is a leader in insurance who spent 24 years in banking before making a bold move into a new industry, bringing a grounded perspective on resilience, reinvention, and the power of community.
Photo credit: @luminariecreative