Hey Reader,

Unable to shut off the constant thoughts about work – even on weekends?

Feeling stuck because your endless to-do list keeps you from advancing in your tech career?

When you think you’ll finally have time to progress on strategic initiatives after finishing your current project, your boss sends you a Slack message with another fire drill to tackle.

If this resonates, I’ve got some insights that can blow your mind and set you on the path to enjoying your work again, making an impact, and progressing in your career.

You keep asking yourself:

💥 “Am I cut out for this role? How do I make this all happen? Why am I not getting anything done?”
💥 “Why can’t I make progress on important things? I need to prove myself to get promoted.”
💥 “Why do I have to do everything myself? How can I focus on the big picture when I’m stuck in the weeds? How do I get my team to handle things at the quality I want?”

Sound familiar?
​You’re not alone. Many women in tech leadership roles feel this way, and it’s incredibly frustrating.

I’ve been there too, and I know how draining it can be. The endless cycle of tasks, the feeling of being stuck, and the constant worry about whether you are doing the right things at work… it’s exhausting.

And I’m here to help because retaining women in tech and enabling them to advance in their careers is my passion and mission.

With 25 years as a software engineer and technology leader, and 2 years as an executive coach spending over 200 hours coaching women leaders, I’ve identified key habits that hold women back, and crucial mindset shifts that are crucial for success.

Next, I’ll reveal the three things you’re doing that are keeping you from having what you want in your career and are leaving you feeling stuck. Read it here.

Trust me, you won’t want to miss it – understanding them can change everything!

Talk soon, Jossie

P.S. If this resonates and you’re thinking, ‘Jossie, you’ve described exactly the loop I’m stuck in,’ then let’s chat.
​Book a call, and I’ll show you how to break free from this cycle and advance your career this summer.

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