Navigating CEO-level decisions featuring Rebecca Muriuki

Rebecca Muriuki is a CEO coach who helps women expand into their full potential and stand out as leaders in their field.<br /> <br />Rebecca has helped women become CEOs through effective planning and execution while creating more white space for them to thrive, without sacrificing the things that matter the most to them.<br /> <br />Rebecca, a mom of 3 including twins, runs her online business alongside her high-pressure corporate job in the largest global audit firm. As a leader in her corporate role, Rebecca leverages her experience to help other women confidently show up as inspirational leaders for their teams while navigating the challenges of being underrepresented as women in their industry.<br /> <br />TAKEAWAYS: <br /> <br />+ One of the biggest mistakes Rebecca sees mompreneurs make when making decisions is making decisions that keep them small. Most of us have big goals, but our actions and decisions don’t match up to those goals. So we make decisions and take action from the place where we are now, when what really needs to happen is we make decisions from our future self, so that we can accomplish those goals to actually see our future self come into fruition.<br /> <br />+ When navigating making decisions that you’ve never had to make before, look at people who have come before you in your field OR seek out people you admire. What did they do when they came up against adversity? How did they navigate what you’re navigating? And consider these people to be your “Board of Directors”. What would they say? How would they act? What advice would they give you?<br /> <br />+ “Consistency always trumps trying to climb up the mountain in one day.” Rebecca says that as women, we tend to lean into perfectionist tendencies. Those tendencies keep us stuck, we don’t follow through, and then we don’t hit our goals and we break the promises we make to ourselves. Start to prove to yourself that you can produce results by being consistent with what you say you’re going to do.<br /> <br />RESOURCES: <br /> <br />To f