The Stories We Tell Ourselves

Dress for Success Seattle Presents: The Stories We Tell Ourselves with Julie Stoltman

The stories we tell ourselves – and get fed from the first time we’re asked "what do you want to be when you grow up?” – is that our career is an independent project. If we work hard, keep our resume updated, and get the best training and education, we will make it.

That might work for the first few years of your career, but we are interested in what happens when life hits: time demands change, interests wane, exhaustion sets in, caregiving ramps up, etc. When that happens, we can’t try to do it all alone. If we aren’t careful, our Inner Critic can take the lead at critical junctures like these.

During our time together we will examine what messaging from your inner critic might be holding you back. We’ll explore that voice and then talk about how to reframe it in a way that feels authentic to you, and compelling to potential employers.

About our facilitator, Julie Stoltman:

As founder of Reframe Career & Leadership, Julie Stoltman is a genuine partner in supporting professionals in their journey to clarify what meaningful work means for their lives. Julie creates safe and guided spaces for people to ask powerful, introspective questions and articulate the impact they want to have in their careers in order to create a clear pathway forward. Julie earned her bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Women’s Studies from the University of Rochester. She also holds an advanced degree in Gender, Development and Globalisation from the London School of Economics.

*This workshop is open to self-identifying women and non-binary individuals*

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