Oh, if only change were always possible to plan and to predict, but of course it's not.

So what do we do when the unexpected happens?

On this week's episode succeeding through unexpected change. This is coaching for

leaders episode number 99. Produced by Innovate Learning

Maximizing Human Potential. human potential.

Greetings everyone from Orange County, California. This is coaching for leaders and I'm your host Dave Stahoviac. This is a weekly coaching show to help people be better

leaders through improved communications, human relations, and personal productivity.

And this week we're looking at change.

This is the third of three shows in the series of reinventing ourselves.

And of course, any conversation about reinventing ourselves and of course any conversation about reinventing ourselves can't

possibly ignore the unexpected because many times the reason we find ourselves

wanting to reinvent ourselves is because some sort of major change has happened in our lives

either something career-wise, personal-wise, and in some cases maybe even both at the same time were in very short succession and

that's a time when many of us turn inward and start to look at what can we do to

reinvent ourselves and I am so excited this week to welcome a friend

and a colleague who I've worked with and known

for many, many years and has really become a dear friend of mine,

Nancy Santarelli, who has been through some unexpected change both personally and professionally over the last decade in her life.

And I've heard her story many times and watched her story over the years.

And so I'm really excited to be able to share her story with you today in just a moment.

Before I jump into the interview with her, just a reminder that next week is episode number 100 and I would love you to be part of that episode.

I have so many contributions already so thank you for everyone who's already reached out to me if I haven't

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