Put the "motivated team player" down and back away slowly.


Hey, Reader,

You know the feeling.

You’ve got 14 tabs open, a half-written cover letter, and a vague sense of existential dread. You’re one “submit application” away from throwing your laptop out the window.

And the worst part?

You’re not even sure what kind of job you’re trying to land.

You’re just trying to land something. Anything.

But this isn’t job searching - it’s emotional roulette.

And your résumé is the poker chip you keep shoving across the table.

Let’s interrupt the spiral.

When you feel behind, broke, or desperate for change, your brain will try everything just to avoid that powerless feeling.

That’s how smart, competent people end up mainlining Indeed like it’s espresso.

That’s how you start rewriting your résumé to match every job except the ones you actually want.

That’s how you burn out before anyone even calls you back.

Here’s the fix:

Stop trying to look “versatile” enough to please everyone.

Start sounding like the only right hire for your people.

I don’t want you to spin the wheel again.

I want you to walk out of the job search casino with a plan that’s built for your brain, your energy, and your goals.

My VIP coaching packages are now live.

This isn’t just meditation, or positive mindset, or prettier resume templates.

This is high-level, hands-on support designed to help you:

  • Clarify what roles actually fit
  • Update your résumé and LinkedIn to stand out in an insanely crowded job market
  • Apply strategically, not compulsively
  • Get visible to the right people - without chasing them
  • Negotiate like the badass you are

Let’s get you unstuck and back in control.

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Rachel

Rachel Gaddis

info@rachelgaddiscoaching.com

Career Coach | rachelgaddiscoaching.com

P.S. If you’re not sure which coaching option fits best, hit reply or DM me on LinkedIn. I’ll help you sort it out - no pressure.

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