She came about work.
She led the legal team of a large international group. She was respected across her industry, and everyone around her relied on her. Everything landed on her desk, her boss was openly hostile, and her family was getting whatever was left of her. She was close to burnout, and asking herself whether it was time to leave.
We started with her: why saying no had always cost her so much, and what she actually wanted from her work and her life. Her boss was part of the work, and so was home.
She stayed, on her own terms. She learned to say no and keep to it, built a team that carried its share, and had more of herself for her family. Months later, she was named among the best lawyers in the country in her field.
She became this confident, powerful woman. We had always admired her at work, but she herself didn't feel it until she worked with you.
A colleague who watched it happen
