Being great at your job can be the exact thing keeping you stuck. Matt Sevey was turning down promotions while pouring 20 hours a week into something else “just for fun.” Here’s the one question that cuts through career confusion — and how to actually act on the answer.
In this episode, I dive into a powerful shift in mindset around time, sparked by an incredible lesson I learned from a high-level mastermind event.
We often say time is more valuable than money, but do we truly live by that? I reflect on how we, especially as engineering leaders, prioritize money and overlook time, and how that mindset might be costing us in the long run.
I also share three essential principles about time, compounding growth, and why time freedom always precedes financial freedom.
This episode is all about taking action now to build the life and career you dream of—before it’s too late.
So press play and let’s chat… about how time is your most valuable asset and how to make it work for you!
In this episode, I dive into a critical topic that’s affecting many engineering leaders today: facing uncertainty and fear.
Over the past few months, I’ve had countless conversations with professionals who are feeling the squeeze of an unpredictable economy, career challenges, and the pressure to succeed amidst growing doubts.
Whether it’s a looming layoff, a difficult job search, or navigating career pivots, the fear of the unknown is real. But here’s the truth: the greatest leaders are those who can create certainty in the face of uncertainty.
I’ll share actionable strategies to build confidence, shift your mindset, and turn challenges into opportunities for growth.
So press play and let’s chat…how do we find confidence when fear tries to take over?
Let’s talk about hitting rock bottom and bouncing back, a journey many of us face in our lives.
In this episode, I share my personal journey of hitting rock bottom after experiencing grief and divorce. I recount the moment I found a divorce note at home and how it triggered a downward spiral in my life.
Despite my previous success as an engineer, I found myself in a state of despair, depression, and embarrassment. However, with the support of loved ones, I was able to turn my life around.
I emphasize the importance of having courageous conversations and being fully known, seeking counseling or talking to a trusted friend.
Hit that play button and let’s take action together!