Now, here's a truth that'll make your old college career counselor rethink everything.

Your job is changing, even if you haven't changed jobs.

Whether you're working in corporate, running your own business, or somewhere in between, the world of work is shifting

under our feet like sand at the beach when the tide comes in. And unlike that vacation analogy,

the shift isn't nearly as relaxing. This episode isn't here to make you panic. You just need a plan

that doesn't involve hiding under your desk with a bag of Doritos, stress eating, and though

I fully support stress

snacks as a valid coping mechanism. It's Smart Girl Summer, and we need to talk about what is going

on in the world. Today's episode isn't about fear, it's about power, because when you understand

the trends shaping the future of work, you can stop playing

catch up and start making strategic moves. I want to talk about how to stay ahead in a world that

is constantly evolving. This conversation really matters right now. I've had so many conversations

lately with clients and friends and even my Uber driver last week who got some free business coaching

between the airport and downtown. Everyone's feeling it. AI is disrupting industries faster than

teenagers can abandon whatever latest social media platform they're on. Job security feels about

as stable as a house of cards and a windstorm. And I get it. Change can feel like a threat, especially when you're

trying to build something meaningful while keeping all the plates spinning. It's like trying to

renovate your house while you're still living in it, except the house is your entire career,

and you can't exactly move out while you figure things out. But I want to flip this script,

because here's what I've learned after years of helping women

navigate career transitions and business pivots. Change is actually your invitation to adapt,

to grow, and to lead. Whether you're managing a team at the office or managing your toddler

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