When you think about the next 5–10 years of your career, what feels strongest? *

A. A quiet dread I can’t explain

B. Success that no longer feels like freedom

C. Capability without desire for the next rung

D. Readiness for change, but no clarity

E. A calm knowing I want something different

What frustrates you most right now? *

A. Being undervalued despite my experience

B. Being financially or professionally trapped

C. Being pushed toward goals I don’t want

D. Feeling bored but guilty for feeling that way

E. Feeling unseen in rooms I helped build

Which statement feels most true? *

A. I’ve done everything right and it still doesn’t feel right

B. I’m successful, but it comes at a cost

C. I don’t want what corporate says is “next”

D. I feel pulled toward something new

E. I want work to support my life

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What scares you more? *

A. Staying too long

B. Losing security if I leave

C. Being judged for stepping off the ladder

D. Making the wrong decision

E. Regretting not trying

When someone asks “What’s next for you?” you usually feel: *

A. Defensive

B. Anxious

C. Resistant

D. Hopeful but uncertain

E. Quietly excited

What do you want more of in your life? *

A. Recognition and respect

B. Control over my future

C. Freedom without pressure

D. Clarity before commitment

E. A future I can shape

How do you feel about your professional identity right now? *

A. Invisible

B. Boxed in

C. Misaligned

D. Ready to redefine success

E. Called toward something more aligned

Which sentence feels most comforting? *

A. “Your experience still matters.”

B. “You don’t have to stay stuck to stay safe.”

C. “You’re allowed to want something different.”

D. “You don’t have to decide today.”

E. “Your next chapter can be designed.”

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Phyllis Pieri

Thank you for taking a moment for yourself.

If you feel ready to talk things through, I offer a calm, no-pressure conversation for women in transition.

This isn’t a sales call.

It’s simply space to think clearly with someone who understands this season of life.