​You are distinctive, your definition of success should be too.

​Tired of chasing achievements and not finding fulfillment? You're not alone.

​We were told we could do anything, but interpreted that as we should do everything. Awards, promotions, and perfect home lives don't bring lasting satisfaction. We're caught on the achievement treadmill – always striving, never arriving and always feeling exhausted. It's time to step off.

​Join this session to redefine success and achievement – not in terms of external goals, but according to your one-of-a-kind personal values.

​Who is this for?

​This is for you if you crave success and external validation AND other priorities, like caregiving or self-care, make your professional goals feel impossible AND you want to feel fulfilled at the end of your day.

​Things We'll Cover

• ​How external validation shapes our goals (and why it can backfire)

• ​Shifting from a human doing to a human being

• ​Identifying what matters to you most

• ​Actions you can apply to live in alignment with your singular definition of success

​Vibe

​Expect a space where vulnerability, imperfection, and compassion are embraced.

​There will be no productivity hacks or pats on the shoulder saying " your time to thrive will come".

​Hosts

​Ashley Good

​I spent my life chasing the impossible – exceptional career, perfect family, boundless energy. I checked a lot of boxes in building a consulting business helping global organizations foster a healthy relationship with failure, having two kids, all while managing to run a triathlon or two.

​I'd done so much, but my inner critic insisted I still wasn't good enough. At 40, I finally realized something had to change. Sound familiar? Thankfully, 13 years in the failure business has taught me a thing or two about what real success is.

​Jessica Weisz

​I've come to realize that my limitless pursuit of professional growth and daily bath time don’t mix.

​With experiences in consulting, banking, and tech startups, I've felt the clash between professional ambitions and caregiving demands, let alone finding time to pluck my eyebrows.

​Frustrated with how I saw success defined in my LinkedIn feed, I decided to become a promoter of well-rounded lives that involve career, caregiving and self-care.