
Jim Weinstein in The Washingtonian Two career coaches talk about what they’ve learned about the job market, making a career change, and what makes people enjoy their work. How To Find Work You Love For Karen James Chopra, an unwanted…
Interview with National Coach Academy Recently, I did an interview with Brandon Baker from Life Coach Path. It’s been published as part of the National Coaching Academy Coach Interview series. “Our main objective here at the National Coach Academy is…
Test Marketing Your Way to a New Career Today I want to share with you a discovery that I’ve used to help build my practice, a discovery that I think will benefit many of my readers. It’s called Google AdWords, a…
Recruiters Probably Can’t Help Not infrequently I am asked about the possibility of enlisting the help of a recruiter by clients who are looking to find a different kind of job. In just about every case my response is “Don’t…
Deriving Greater Satisfaction from the Job You Hate So many of my clients come to me prompted by their intense dissatisfaction with their jobs, which is certainly not surprising. Dissatisfaction with the status quo is what leads people to seek change…
Google Is An Underused Career Tool If you’re like me, you use Google primarily to find information about a favorite topic (e.g. 2012 Presidential election, the Olympics, UFC, best chicken recipes) or answer specific questions: what movie won the “best…
Did I Choose the Wrong Career? Have you chosen the wrong career? Every day I get calls and emails from people who are convinced that they made a huge mistake in their career choice, and want help finding the way to…
How Can Career Coaching Help Me? Last week, a surgeon named Atul Gawande wrote an article for the “Annals of Medicine” section of the New Yorker magazine titled “Personal Best”. It dealt with his positive experience with a coach, and went…
Getting Back on Track Yesterday I had my third session with a client who is in her early 40s, has a PhD in chemistry, a Masters in electrical engineering, and a Bachelor’s in art history, and who attended one of…
Jim helps you build a concise narrative capturing everything relevant: who you are, what drives you, and where you want to go.
Jim identifies paths with clarity including responsibilities, entry points, challenges, and genuine trade-offs.
Jim assesses each path against your strengths and constraints. A prioritized shortlist formed based on logic and AI feedback.
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Working with Jim was a refreshing and positive experience. As a first-timer to working with a coach, I wasn’t sure what to expect. Jim was spot-on in identifying the primary goals and we achieved them within the four weeks he had predicted. His great demeanor made the process effective and easy. Jim is truly delighted in the progress his clients make. This became clear when seeing the broad smile and satisfaction on his face when he realized we achieved our stated goals and that I had the tools to take the next step in my professional and personal success. He’s a great resource to have.
I am so incredibly grateful for Jim’s guidance during a challenging career change. His insight, feedback, and support were essential to my success in landing a dream job. From helping me chart a new course and finding a new passion after burning out in a draining career, to coaching me through final interviews, he was with me every step of the way. I cannot recommend him enough!
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