You’re good at your job. Maybe too good. That’s part of the problem.
The promotions came. The salary grew. And somewhere along the way the work stopped meaning anything. You’re tired in a way that a vacation won’t fix. You open your laptop on Monday and feel nothing. Or dread. Or both.
Maybe you’ve started fantasizing about quitting. Maybe you already did and now you don’t know who you are without the title. Maybe you’re still in it, performing on the outside, falling apart on the inside.
I spent close to a decade in the tech industry before I became a therapist. I sat in those meetings. I chased those KPIs. I know what the golden cage feels like from the inside.
That doesn’t make me a career coach. I’m a therapist. We won’t build a five-year plan. We’ll look at what’s underneath. The part of you that tied your worth to your output. The part that’s afraid of what happens when you stop.
This might be you if...
You’re successful by every external measure but you feel empty. You keep thinking “there has to be more than this” but you can’t risk walking away. Your body is sending signals you’ve been ignoring.
In-person in Tel Aviv. Online worldwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
A: Most of my clients are still working when they start. We’re not solving logistics. We’re understanding why you got here and what you actually need. Sometimes that means leaving. Sometimes it means staying differently.
A: Coaching helps you optimize. Therapy helps you understand. If the problem were just strategy, you’d have solved it already. Therapy goes to the places you’ve been avoiding.
A: No. This page speaks to tech because that’s the world I came from. But I work with people from all kinds of backgrounds. If burnout or career crisis is what you’re dealing with, reach out.