Working with Lucia was a real turning point.

I now understand how to structure my work to energize me, rather than leave me feeling depleted and burned out.

She helped me see my strengths and what was draining me, which made a huge difference in my current job and now how I'm planning my career change.

I was initially focused on a business idea, but Lucia helped me realise I was about to repeat the same work frustrations, just in a different setting.

Our work made me pause and rethink things. Now, I feel much more confident that my next career move will be something I truly enjoy and am good at.

What stood out was how Lucia helped me understand how I think. I've had more 'aha' moments in our three months together than I've had over years of therapy.

She pointed out strengths and weaknesses I hadn't noticed, which was incredibly helpful.

It felt like she gave me a better understanding of myself, which has been useful in all areas of my life, including this career transition.

The biggest difference between our work and others is that the approach is very tangible. There are actionable plans, and those plans are bespoke to me – my talents, my personality, and the way my brain works. 

Lucia's focus is on what really drives you and makes you happy. It takes some self-reflection, but the results are so valuable.

If you're looking for someone who can help you design a career that fits you, and who really listens, I highly recommend Lucia.

A year ago I decided to invest properly in working out what I wanted to do with the last 15 years of my career journey. I worked with Lucia to help me straighten out some of the loops that I was going through that stopped me moving on.

When we had finished I had a clear idea of what I wanted to do which matched up with my values, my strengths and my preferences.

After making this investment I did nothing with it for a while until my current role became at risk. When I started to look for my next step all of the work with Lucia clicked into place, it made my next role search more targeted, my pitch stronger, my strengths more evident and my passion at interview clear.

I think I had an expectation that there would be a moment, where I’d have an epiphany, a moment when I’d discover “OMG, I’ve always wanted to be an X” and I felt a bit of a failure for not knowing the answer.

One of my major learnings is that this type of change is a process. It’s not about looking for that thunderclap moment. I can now see a direction I want to go in and a path towards it.