Why Women Leaders Hit Career Walls & How to Overcome It – Breakthrough Coaching, Part 1
Hit a career wall? Tired of putting in the work without seeing promotions or recognition? You’re not alone.
Many experienced women leaders in sales and marketing face hidden challenges that can stall career growth. This episode of Lead Easy kicks off a two-part series where I dive into the barriers that often arise for women with a decade or more in their fields.
We’ll explore:
1. what’s holding you back,
2. why once-effective strategies may no longer deliver results,
3. and how my Breakthrough Coaching Program empowers driven professionals to reclaim confidence, authority, and the joy they deserve.
If you’re ready to stop chasing the dangling carrot of promotion, this episode is your starting point to break through, align, and finally feel recognized.
Resources Mentioned:
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Keywords: Career coaching, women leaders, sales and marketing, Breakthrough Coaching Program, career stagnation, professional growth, promotion strategies, self-confidence.
Timestamps:
0:00 – Overcoming Career Walls as a Woman in Leadership
1:30 – Reasons Behind Career Stagnation for Women Leaders
4:15 – Identifying Hidden Barriers Blocking Your Career Progress
6:23 – Success Stories from the Breakthrough Coaching Program
8:25 – How to Start Your Own Career Breakthrough Journey
Music Credit:
Track Title: Over You
Artist: Atch
Source: YouTube
License: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0)