Finding your path doesn’t require having everything figured out. In fact, you don’t have to be anywhere near having everything figured out. Finding your own path simply requires being open and committed to your progress, allowing yourself to shift and pivot along the way. When you’ve committed to your own progress and sense of purpose, and no one else’s, that’s when you can be certain that you’re on the right track.
As the youngest of 2 siblings, with a brother who is five years older, Annie Gillis found herself comparing her academic and career journey to her brother’s from a young age, and carried this habit with her into college. It wasn’t until she realized that following the herd was getting her nowhere, when she decided to lean more into her own sense of purpose. Through much discomfort and a lot of faith, Annie was able to find a career that not only suits her and her purpose, but has also allowed her to grow even deeper within herself. Today, Annie finds herself at Redpoint Seattle, where she provides coaching services for young adults.
In this episode of Success is Subjective, Annie joins Joanna to share her journey from majorly struggling in high school and college, to coaching young adults through their own journeys’ through adulthood. She went from not knowing if she’d be able to make it through school, to leading other young adults through their own academic challenges. Listen in to gain insight on how Annie managed to find her purpose even through many academic challenges, by learning to commit to her own progress and unique journey.
What You Will Learn
Annie’s difficult high school experience
Growing up with a brother who is 5 years older
The challenging college transition that Annie experienced
College campus resources for students
When Annie decided to step away from school
Following your own sense of purpose rather than just following the herd
What the transition outside of college looked like for Annie
How Annie became apart of Redpoint Seattle
The growth that Annie has personally experienced through working with her clients at Redpoint
Connect with Annie Gillis
Schedule a 15 minute Discovery Call with Redpoint
Email annie@redpointseattle.com
Connect with Joanna Lilley
Lilley Consulting on Instagram
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