Lauren Lefkowitz: She Broke Both Shoulders Chasing a Roomba. That Was Her Sign.
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Lauren Lefkowitz spent 20 years climbing the corporate ladder. HR Assistant. Accountant. VP of whatever-you-need.
Eighty to a hundred hours a week, for years.
Then her Roomba went after an unplugged lamp cord.
She ran to save the lamp, slid on her wood floor, and broke both shoulders. Recovery took almost a year. And somewhere in that year, she got the message she'd been ignoring: fine isn't fine.
Today Lauren runs eight lines of business, including her executive coaching practice, Fine Is a Trap — built for the corporate people who are tired of saying "fine" when they mean burned out, boundaryless, and busy.
In this episode, she and I talk about the fear underneath the leap (spoiler: it's not really about money), why "constructive friends" beat commiserators every time, and the line from her own coach that changed everything: "If you say so."
If you're sitting in the job that's slowly wearing you down, this one's for you.
Your GPS isn't broken. It's recalculating.
Connect with Lauren Lefkowitz: Fine Is a Trap — https://www.fineisatrap.com Free tools — https://www.fineisatrap.com/freetools LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurenlefkowitz Email — info@fineisatrap.com