How My Client Stays Relevant At Work By Making This One Smart Choice

How My Client Stays Relevant At Work By Making This One Smart Choice Executive Coach: Christina Holloway Are you building your career intentionally—or are you just really good at saying "yes"? There is a massive difference between Choosing your path and Chasing opportunities. The Angela Case Study (Part 2): We are six months into Angela’s 14-month countdown to the General Counsel role. She’s delivering excellent results, but she’s hit a wall: the skills that made her exceptional at her current level are becoming "table stakes." She is exceptionally well-prepared for a role she has already outgrown. In Session Two, we architect: The Half-Life of Skills: Why your current expertise has an expiration date and how to identify your "Strategic Gaps." The Assignment Trap: How to stop "passively accumulating" work and start "deliberately choosing" assignments that build next-level authority. The Visibility Choice: A 3-part architecture for ensuring your thinking is seen by the people who make the decisions. The "Strategic Ask": How to tell leadership what you want instead of waiting for permission to lead. Stop chasing recognition and start architecting your reputation. 🚀 Download your FREE Communication Toolkit: https://subscribepage.io/84vaJw (Includes the "Ask Statements" referenced in this video) ➡️ Subscribe to my newsletter, The Executive Edge: https://subscribepage.io/christinahol... SHARE THIS VIDEO:    • How My Client Stays Relevant At Work By Ma...   Say hi online: ▶️ Website: https://christinaholloway.com ▶️ Instagram:   / christina.m.holloway   ▶️ Facebook:   / christinamholloway   ▶️ LinkedIn:   / christinaholloway   ▶️ Email: [email protected] #christinaholloway #executivecoach #careerstrategist 00:00 - Intro 02:42 - Meet Christina Holloway 03:24 - Act 1: The assumption that "Someone knows what I need" 08:35 - Act 2: Breaking the Assignment Pattern 12:42 - Act 3: The Visibility Choice (Reputation Architecture) 19:27 - Act 4: The Skills Investment (Becoming a Beginner Again) 24:42 - Conclusion: One decision to stop waiting