Career Change for Project Managers

Are you a project manager — or in a similar high-responsibility role — who’s feeling the pull to make a career shift?

Maybe you’ve recovered from burnout, or you're simply craving more purpose, balance, and alignment in your professional life.
Join me for a thought-provoking and supportive workshop designed for professionals who use project management skills — whether in operations, product, consulting, or corporate functions — and are considering a career change rooted in well-being and self-awareness.
In this interactive session, I’ll share practical strategies for self-discovery, mindset shifts, and navigating career transitions without falling into the same patterns that led to stress or dissatisfaction.

This workshop is for you if any of the following sounds familiar:

• You've overcome burnout and are determined not to go down that path again
• You’re questioning whether your current role or industry still fits who you’ve become
• You’re multi-skilled but unsure how to reposition yourself in a new career path
• You want more autonomy, purpose, or balance — but feel overwhelmed by the idea of change
• You’ve outgrown the corporate mold and want to explore something different, without sacrificing financial stability
• You’re seeking clarity, confidence, and concrete steps to move forward
• You want to reconnect with your strengths and rediscover what energizes you professionally
• You wonder if it’s "too late" to make a shift — but also know you can’t ignore the signs any longer

This is not a job-hunting workshop.

It’s a space for reflection, insight, and strategy, focused on personal development, self-awareness, and sustainable career design.

💬 If you can’t make it live, you’re welcome to book a free 30-minute discovery call to explore how career coaching or mentoring can support your journey:
https://calendly.com/julianaromano-coaching/free-discovery-call
🔗 My LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliana-romano-career-coach-and-mentor/

Looking forward to seeing you there!
Warmly,
Juliana