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Darcy Eikenberg, PCC

happy new year! (no mistake—we're rebooting)

Published 2 months ago • 1 min read

Let's face it, Reader—2024's promised "fresh start" has gotten off to a bit of a rocky beginning.

While I've never been one to scream "new year, new YOU!!" (your old you is better than you think), I know from talking to many of you that you wish you hit reset as we "March" forth.

So, what if I told you you can?

Yes, you can reboot your year.

Join me for my free private audio series, Reboot Your Year.

Here's how it works:

  • After you sign up, you'll get a super short (<5 min) audio message from me here in email for the next 28 days--almost a month. It's like a podcast, but private.
  • Each message gives you a shotglass of energy and inspiration as you reboot your year and make it whatever you want it to be. 👏🏼
  • When relevant, I'll also include other resources and tools from our deep library at RedCapeRevolution.com. That'll help you dig into topics that are relevant to you.

If you've been in my community for a while, you may have participated before. Feel free to sign up again now—people tell me they hear and learn different things each time.

Sign up here (100% free).

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If you're ready to reboot your year (and with it, your career and maybe even your life!!), join us. Love to have you on the journey.

Always, Darcy

P.S. Many of the ideas in the free Reboot Your Year program are from my latest book, Red Cape Rescue: Save Your Career Without Leaving Your Job. If you already have the book, would you please leave a short review? Reviews help new people who are looking for help find the book! Don't have it yet? Add the Audible version to your listening queue, and thanks for your support! —D

Darcy Eikenberg, PCC

I help leaders how to help their people stay & grow in the new world of work

So you REALLY want to be a better people leader—or want to grow more effective people leaders across your organization—but it all feels so darn complicated these days, right? Hybrid workforces. Increased demands on pay and time off. Turnover turbulence. Economic headwinds. Fill in your company's crisis du jour here. 😱 I help leaders create fresh solutions to people problems, especially when it comes to retaining and motivating their best people. In a nutshell, I help you help people stay—and grow, and thrive. And when your people grow, you do, too. **Please know you're not alone. I see you, and I can help. One way to start is to sign up for my weekly Insider strategies and stories—ideas I only share with my private clients and with you directly in email. **

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