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Tag: Dr. Lisa Orbé-Austin

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Career Ruts: A 3-Phase Framework to Get Unstuck

Career Strategy Career Ruts & Ways to Assess What They Mean Feeling stuck doesn’t always mean you need a 180° career change. This coaching guide helps you diagnose the real issue—Burnout, Organizational Fit, or Career Fit—and choose the right next step. The 3-Phase Career Clarity Framework Phase 1: Burnout Check — Rebuild energy and capacity first. Phase 2: Organization Fit…

Turning your passion into work without losing the joy

Turning Your Passion Into Work Without Losing the Joy

Turning Your Passion Into Work Without Losing the Joy Turning your passion into work can feel risky. Many people tell me, “I don’t want to ruin my love for X by turning it into a job.” The fear is real—pressure, money, deadlines, and admin tasks can dull what once felt effortless. Yet with intention, structure, and support, you can earn…

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Relational vs Transactional Networking: Authentic Connections

Career & Leadership • Authentic Connection Relational vs Transactional Networking: Focus on “Us” Rather Than “Me” By Dr. Lisa Orbé-Austin | Dynamic Transitions LLP Relational vs transactional networking is the difference between collecting contacts and cultivating a community. Specifically, relational networking builds authentic, long-term professional relationships grounded in mutual respect and shared value, whereas transactional networking seeks quick personal gain…

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Origins of Imposter Syndrome & How to Overcome It

<article class=”dt-article” itemscope itemtype=”https://schema.org/Article”> <header> <h1 itemprop=”headline”>Origins of Imposter Syndrome & How to Overcome It</h1> <p class=”meta”>By <span itemprop=”author”>Dr. Lisa Orbé-Austin</span> • Updated November 2025</p> </header> <figure class=”featured-image”> <img src=”https://dynamictransitionsllp.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/origins-of-imposter-syndrome-am-i-good-enough.jpg” alt=”Chalkboard with ‘Am I good enough?’ and a red heart symbol representing Imposter Syndrome” width=”1200″ height=”800″ loading=”lazy” /> <figcaption>Imposter Syndrome often begins with the quiet question: “Am I good enough?”</figcaption>…