Karalee Gault started her career working in a small family business with her parents, but had aspirations to go more into leadership or teaching flavoured roles. She then went on a ‘trial and error’ mission to work for a range of different organisations before she landed in working for herself. Her true career passion is to support others with neurodivergence to create systems and processes in both their business and broader life.

Some of the things we cover:

· Finding a career space that you feel like you fit in

· Carving out a career path to work around you and your family

· Outlining your own values and non-negotiables

· The many things you learn when working for a family business

· Finding ways to keep growing and leveling up at work

· Benefits and challenges in working for smaller size businesses

· Stumbling on a valuable business niche by accident

· Working with your neurodivergence rather than against it

· Not shaming yourself for how you get powerful results

· Leaning on systems to help you get things out of your head

· Actively doing small tweaks to keep improving how we work as teams and individuals

· Criteria for job alignment and building your exit plan

· Being creative AND using systems to have more fun in your business

Karelee’s top career tips:

1. Do something you’re passionate about (it’s never just about the money) and spend time to uncover your passion if you don’t know what that is.
2. You can find joy in anything you choose.
3. Keep working on yourself, personal development never stops.

Resources:

- Feeling stuck on what’s next in your career? Start by downloading the free career checklist via https://www.thebridgecoaching.com.au or book a free chat with Emmy.

- Get in touch with Karalee, access her resources and follow her across all socials here: https://theproductivityimpact.com/