INTRODUCING

Fierce Career Design Case Studies

From professionals in their 40s, 50s and 60s who redesigned their careers to varying degrees and describe themselves as happier for having done so.

Warning: These case studies are not for the TikTok nation (with their sub-10second attention spans.)

I’ve written these more detailed stories of midlife career design for anyone trying to understand from the outside what it’s like to work with me. Or anyone who wants to get detailed insights on how to DIY their own career happiness makeover. Dive in.

If you’d prefer 60 second insights on video - check out the new playlist on my experimental YouTube Channel called: Fierce Short Client Stories

Shauna, early 50s. (Speedy Sherpa 1-2-1 programme)

Discovering the deep satisfaction of feeling successful rather than being perceived as successful. The lightbulb moments that led to use designing the tools, resources and new ways of thinking that allowed her to earn more, do work that feels great and have more energy to devote to her other priorities in life.

Aaron, mid 50s. (Fierce Accelerator Progamme - inc The Fierce Emporium)

Saying good-bye to big corporate life. How an unplanned exit, at 55, turns from a potential disaster into a golden opportunity to design creatively satisfying work with longevity and excitment built-in. 

More midlife joy-at-work design stories. In the meantime…

Two career design programmes - and a toe-dip in case you’re not quite ready

1. The Fierce Emporium - Career makeover programme - from £2399
Self-study programme with exceptional group support. Learn how to design your next decade of work to be your best ever. Then make it happen.

2. The Personalised Re-design - from £5500
Two options. Fast and Speedy Sherpa fast. We work together in ways that fit your time, your energy and your patience.

3. The toe-dip - £29
A work-life-satisfaction diagnostic with a little comic-relief built in. See the wood for the trees. When you decide you need to start sprinting in a new direction, you'll know what to focus on.