Looking for a Career Transition? Career Coach to Offer Help

The D.C. metro area is full of educated, driven professionals -- but sometimes even the most goal-oriented people can find themselves unhappy in their careers.

Certified career and entrepreneurial coach Lacey Hopkins, an Arlington resident, is offering a pay-what-it’s-worth series for young professionals and anyone going through a career transition this fall, according to a news release from Hopkins.

The series starts Wednesday, Oct. 1 at noon (ET) and continues every Wednesday in October at noon (12 p.m. ET) –Oct. 8, 15, 22 and 29.

Anyone interested in analyzing whether their career and plans are on the right path and figuring out how to get a better work-life-family-fun balance can attend either live online or watch the recorded event on-demand online at any time.

For links to participate live or watch recorded sessions at your convenience, register at http://www.laceyhopkins.com/#!about2/cdey.

The “Your Dream Job” October series with Lacey Hopkins will include:

• Learning how to take back the power in your job search
  
• Creating a clear vision of what you want
  
• Designing a path that works best for you (not for someone else).
  

Tools provided in this series include a job-match rating system, decision-making tools, the Getting It Done project management tool, and “Now What?!” – a suite of tools for future personal and professional development.

And, for the budding/curious entrepreneur, there will be some bonus tools for developing the concept for your own business and getting started.

Because this series is aimed at young professionals (20- and 30-somethings) and those in later career transitions, this series is offered at a “pay-what-it’s-worth” price. The suggested donation is $100 for all five weeks of training, but participants will get to choose how much to invest.

Lacey is also available for speaking engagements, one-on-one coaching and group trainings this fall. If you have questions about this event or about professional coaching, tweet @LaceyHopkins or email Lacey at lacey.hopkins@accomplishmentcoaching.com.