Unsure about the next steps and at a crossroad?

People encounter different career challenges. Some consider a change in purpose, while others hope for confidence to take the next step or to start a crucial conversation. College students and recent graduates seek paths to future careers and desire discussions about job search challenges, the transition after college, and adjusting to full-time work. Individuals who take a career break to stay at home with children sometimes experience a sense of loss and are eager to resume working part-time or full-time but lack direction. People dream about retirement, but as it draws near, uncertainty creeps in because the next chapter remains undefined. Career conversations tailored to one’s needs benefit the organization, the people, and you.

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Individuals sometimes struggle with planning, managing time, making decisions, organizing and processing information, regulating moods, storing information, learning from mistakes and consequences, and getting motivated to start and complete tasks. Executive function challenges show up in daily life through several common patterns: frequently misplacing items, struggling to maintain organized spaces and schedules, having difficulty waiting for one’s turn in conversations, becoming hyperfocused on specific activities while neglecting others, making decisions without considering consequences, and procrastinating important tasks.