Robin Carberry, Gen X Women Finding Their 2nd Careers

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43. Gen X Women finding their 2nd Career

Episode Summary

Dawn sits down with Robin Carberry to discuss the midlife career shift in Gen X women. With the ample amount of opportunities in the online business space, women of a “certain age” are finding themselves at a fork in the road in their careers. Robin discusses her technique in helping Gen X women make the necessary adjustments in their careers to find work that fuels them instead of drains them. She explains what tools and assessments she uses to help her clients understand what changes need to be made and how to make them.

Key Takeaways To Tune In For

  • [3:00] Robin’s journey to her second career
  • [9:22] Commonalities in Gen X women finding their second career
  • [12:16] The opportunity to start an online business has never been better
  • [15:00] You don’t have to “burn it all to the ground” to find what lights you up
  • [18:35] What tools and assessments help women find the type of work that doesn’t feel like work
  • [23:55] How the Sparketype Assessment can help you find the work that fuels you instead of drains you
  • [29:40] Robin’s technique in analyzing and applying the Sparketype results to real life situations
  • [33:00] There are ways to adjust your situation without leaving everything behind and starting over.

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