The one door
Walk In Ready
One hour on the conversation that is keeping you up at night.
Walk In Ready is for women leaders who are overworked, overlooked, and dreading their next conversation with their boss. You bring the situation that's keeping you up at night, and we sit down together to figure out what's really going on and what you need to say.
You'll be talking with someone who has been the manager on the other side of that table, so nothing you share will surprise me or scare me off. You walk away with a written plan, a script for your next meeting, and an email draft ready to send. You walk in knowing exactly what to say.
Behind the scenes, I use modern tools to turn our session into your written plan, script and email quickly. You stay in charge of every word.
If you want someone in your corner after that, we can keep going together in Ready for the Room.
You don't need more skill. You need the right words at the right time.
What you walk away with
Three things, written down and ready.
A written plan
What is really going on, and what to do about it.
A script for your next meeting
The words for the conversation you are dreading.
An email draft ready to send
Open it, adjust one line, and send it.
Questions
Before you book
Have you ever been where I am?
I spent 26 years in corporate, and for a lot of that I was the manager. I've sat on both sides of that table.
Do you understand a job like mine?
If you work at a firm where the hours are long and the credit goes upstairs, I know that world. I lived in it.
Have you done this for someone like me?
I've sat with women leaders the night before a hard meeting and helped them write the email and the script. I'm coaching women through it right now.
Is this just a venting session?
You can vent for five minutes. After that we build your plan, and you leave with the words written down.
Why can't I figure this out myself?
You could. It's hard to read the label from inside the jar, though. I can see what you're too close to see.
Is it worth it?
Think about what the next bad meeting costs you. Sleep, peace, maybe your job. This is one hour that changes how that meeting goes.
What do I actually walk away with?
A written plan, a script for your next talk with your boss, and an email draft you can send. No guessing.
Will speaking up make it worse?
That's the fear that keeps most women quiet. The right words don't sound like complaining. They sound like a leader.
Is it too late for me?
The best time is before the crisis. The second best time is right now. Let's look at where you are.
Will you keep this private?
What you tell me stays with me. I'm in your corner, not your company's.
You walk in knowing exactly what to say.