What If You Stopped Working Against Yourself? - Jay's Story
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What if enjoying your work has less to do with changing who you are—and more to do with understanding how you work best?
After working with Lucia, former Midlife Unstuck client Jay has three things he never wants to forget about his future work life: know his Superpowers and Kryptonite, stay experimental, and learn how to quiet the inner critic that can make every wrong turn feel like failure.
Together, those insights have changed how he thinks about work. Instead of forcing himself to be good at everything or treating an experiment that doesn't work as a personal failure, he can recognize what fits, adjust course and keep moving.
You’ll hear:
- Why something that feels easy to you may actually be one of your Superpowers
- How knowing your Kryptonite can help you respond instead of react
- Why treating decisions as experiments makes it easier to change course
- What Jay's inner critic was costing him—and what becomes possible when it gets quieter
- What work he could happily do for a very long time looks like now
Jay's answers won't necessarily be yours. But his story raises a bigger question: what would you need to understand about yourself to stop working against yourself?
Jay worked with Lucia one-to-one, alongside completing The Fierce Emporium—the six-week deep-learning phase that helped him understand how to design work around who he is and what he needs.
If Jay's story has you wondering what your own version of Joy at Work could look like, explore the three ways you can work with Lucia to start designing it.
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