44: How Women Executives Define Success on Their Own Terms

Living While Leading with Sharon Ehrlich

Share in the transformative journey of my career from a hospital director in New York to a leader in the IT industry in Europe. I discuss the unique challenges and triumphs of adapting to a new culture and the critical importance of self-reflection for female leaders.
Hear how after relocating to Europe, I reinvented my career path multiple times, transitioning from healthcare to IT, then finally founding my own company, "Living While Leading" a company dedicated to helping women executives gain more control over their careers and live their lives on their own terms.
Join us as we dive into the experiences that shaped my understanding of success and explore how personal fulfillment and professional growth do not have to be mutually exclusive.
Discover actionable insights on how to redefine your career path, the significance of nurturing personal connections, and the courage needed to embrace new challenges.
Tune in to this candid discussion to inspire your journey to defining and achieving your own version of success.
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Sharon Ehrlich‘s mission is to support successful women IT executives gain more control over their careers while carving out precious time for themselves and loved ones.
She‘s developed an exclusive 4-Step System which empowers women to dedicate the time needed to reassess their priorities. Through one-on-one sessions, women design a life which allows them to continue thrive professionally while giving themselves permission to reclaim their freedom to pursue things which are important to them. This is a transformative, high-touch program designed exclusively for women in executive and leadership positions.
Sharon also provides a dynamic empowerment session called Own the Room which supports women in unleashing their authentic self and confidently showcase their talents and expertise. This intense 90-minute session supports women in putting self-doubt to rest and recognizing and owning their power.