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Escape the corporate grind

without leaving your job

When you understand the real source of “the grind,” you can:

  • Be more effective at work 
  • Find greater fulfillment and satisfaction
  • Gain peace of mind in life
  • Develop more confidence
  • Find clarity
  • Balance work and life
  • Make decisions more quickly
  • Save. So. Much. Time. And. Energy.

Grind, verb

1. Reduce something to small particles or powder by crushing it.

2. Rub or cause to rub together gratingly.

Do you believe …

  • You have to do everything yourself because no one else will do it right.
  • You can relax after you get ____ done — but not until then.
  • You will have more time after (this project, this life event, this...) _____.
  • If you imagine all the worst-case scenarios, you can always be prepared and prevent them from happening. 
  • Working long hours is insurance against being laid off. 
  • It’s ok if other people make mistakes, but for you it feels intolerable. 
  • You’d rather stick with what’s familiar and do it perfectly than try something new.

If this sounds familiar, it’s likely that a new job won’t solve the problem. It’s not the job … it’s how you think. After working with hundreds of clients, I can tell you that perfectionism and its many manifestations is often at the heart of what makes work and life feel like a grind. 

If you want to learn how to stop grinding and do more living …

What My Clients Say

“Paige has been a tremendous influence on my career and leadership performance. She has helped me to recognize and understand how my thoughts can impact my behaviour. Her thoughtful questions have encouraged self-reflection that has led me to be a confident, transparent and authentic leader. Her good nature, positive attitude and humour made it easy to share my thoughts, feelings and fears.

Heather Fraser
Director, HR Transformation

"Upon my first conversation with Paige, I found myself discussing hopes, dreams, and goals that I hadn’t thought about in years. From the sessions with Paige and exercises that she guides you through, you will quickly find yourself taking on new opportunities, interacting with coworkers and managers differently, and ultimately becoming a different and better person. I continue to be amazed at the results that I’ve seen in my daily life, as have been people that know me closely."

Jenessa Stieglitz
Product Manager

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