The Power of the Pause in Pursuit of Purpose with Emily Giacomini

The Power of the Pause in Pursuit of Purpose

Have you ever felt like there’s something more you should be doing with your life? A nagging sense that you might be missing something? You’re not alone. In The Power of the Pause in Pursuit of Purpose, we look at what stops people from living out their deepest calling and equip them with three easy steps to take toward it. Like me, you may be getting caught up in the immediate demands and steady hum-drum of life (even a job search) and neglect the tug in the background. Most of us rarely to stop to consider how we’re spending our one precious life unless a dramatic event forces a life shift. Now is the time for you to push pause, reflect on where you are, uncover what matters most in life and gain a few tools to pursue your purpose.

About the Speaker

Emily Giacomini

Leadership Coach, PCC

Volare Insights, LLC, www.volareinsights.com

Email: Emily@volareinsights.com

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Emily Giacomini supports expat leaders as they discern “how things work” in American corporations, uncovering their own strengths and envisioning a path forward for their diverse teams to collaborate seamlessly in creating lasting value for internal and external clients. She believes people are most present and productive when they are willing to develop their natural gifts to influence people and causes aligned with their purpose and passions. A Fortune 50 alumna and former expat herself, Emily founded Volare Insights, LLC to deliver leadership coaching, webinars and professional facilitation in the private sector. She is a graduate of Georgetown University Leadership Coaching program and has a professional Certified Coach (PCC) credential with International Coaching Federation (ICF). Emily holds degrees from Davidson College, Thunderbird- American Graduate School of International Management and Arizona State University. She lives outside Washington DC and enjoys hiking with friends, story-telling and traveling locally and internationally.