hi, I'm Jenna
The main thing that kept replaying in my mind though was, geez, I’m going to have to start over...
Which then lead to fears of, am I going to be able to make the same amount of money? Am I going to slow down my career progression? Is my partner going to feel frustrated that I’m bringing up this conversation...again?
Because this wasn’t the first dream I had.
Over the years I’ve had a lot of ideas; a jewelry designer (I had a little side hustle @allthingslovely), I thought interior decorator was smart so I began taking classes at a local college and then there was the children’s book author...I have a manuscript of Marlowe the Mermaid on standby...
So what finally made me pull the trigger?
My Own The Interview story begins when I finally had the courage to put myself out there and declare what it was I wanted. Without judgement, without fear, I went for it!
Throughout my corporate career, I’ve had the privilege of interviewing many candidates over the years.
A consistent theme I saw emerge was qualified candidates (on paper) interview terribly.
I knew they had the experience, the skills, the abilities and yet, I would see time and time again, candidates fail in powerfully conveying themselves in an interview setting.
I knew my unique gift to offer to the world was supporting ambitious people (like you!) let go of their doubts, take charge of their careers and land their dream jobs.
Reflection, Research, Rehearse. This is Own The Interview’s method for success.
I believe that following this method will support you in achieving whatever your next step is in your career journey; a promotion, a new role, a raise.
Prepping for interviews requires time. It requires stretching your mind. And, it requires your commitment to you.
I can’t wait to share all that I have planned to support you through your next career highlight.
This ah-ha moment was when it all changed for me.
The practice of giving myself a little grace, IPAs,
love notes,
supporting you in living your best life.
Comparison,
skirting the issue,
sugar in coffee/tea,
the word "can't",
living to work
"I am learning every day to allow the space between where I am and where I want to be, to inspire me and not terrify me."
— Tracee Ellis ross
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WHERE TO NEXT?
Remember the six-year-old kid in you that thought that anything was possible?
The kid that had an unwavering belief that they could be a Starbucks barista, win the Nobel Prize, fly to the moon, go to university, become a President or Prime Minister, a parent, become a carpenter, an actress, an activist, a professional athlete, the next YouTube sensation...
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