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Today we are joined by Christine Farrugia, an executive coach who spent 20 years climbing the corporate ladder before starting her own coaching practice. Christine opens up about growing up with financial instability and how that shaped her early relationship with money, leading her to prioritize safety above all else in her career choices. We explore how becoming an entrepreneur fundamentally shifted her relationship with money and conventional definitions of success. And we dive into her coaching work around helping clients define what "enough" really means for them, moving past society's endless pursuit of more.
Meet Our Guest
Christine Farrugia is a passionate leadership coach and esteemed executive. She has 20 years of real world experience leading teams of up to 300 people at major Canadian companies, including Wealthsimple, Loblaws, and KPMG. She has successfully pivoted her career in different industries, functional areas and starting a coaching business by tapping into the work that brings her energy and joy. She has an MBA from Stanford University's Graduate School of Business and is a Certified Khan Method Coach.
Leveraging peak performance coaching, Christine helps her clients gain clarity, build confidence and take action to build a career they love, while staying true to who they are. Christine believes that everyone deserves to feel fulfilled in their career. Through empathetic guidance, she helps people let go of the "shoulds" so they can tap into what they truly want in order to create a career and life that makes them excited to get out of bed every morning.
Episode Highlights
- At 22, Christine wanted to be a life coach but thought it wasn't a "real job"
- Growing up with financial instability shaped Christine's early money relationship
- "Am I running toward something or away from something?"
- When "how's your business going?" became a painful question about income and self-worth
- "If anything's possible for me, what would I love?"
- Most people already have more than enough from a material perspective
- Social justice work starts with just getting involved
- Equating being busy with feeling important
Resources
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The Gap and the Gain by Dr. Benjamin Hardy and Dan Sullivan
Keywords
#ExecutiveCoaching #MoneyMindset #Entrepreneurship #Enoughness #FinancialSafety #HighlySensitiveMoney #SelfWorth #WorkLifeBalance
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