Is December a good time to deal with your career and finances?

December regarding career and finances

I would say so.

But why do I think this?

Well, let me explain my reasoning.

Changes occur in many businesses and companies in preparation for the new year.

There can be funds that need to be used before the end of the year or available at the beginning of next year that need to get figured out, positions that get switched around and adjusted so that the employee(s) start the new year aware of what their new tasks will be, employees, relocate to new positions, or quit the job.

Or you may be interested in a different position. If that's the case, then the time off during the holiday season may allow you to volunteer with a company’s cause you are interested in learning more about or working for.

Also, people tend to reach out to extended family and friends they don’t always connect with, which provides an opportunity to network or discover other opportunities.

Ensure you have an updated targeted resume for these reasons and many others.

Many may think a resume only comes into play when you are on the job hunt. Still, suppose you are looking for a promotion or additional duties and responsibilities within your business or company or outside of it. In that case, that is another reason for an updated targeted resume.

For me, my goal is to empower mid-level professional women looking to make a BOLD career move but hesitant due to financial challenges with a career and money exit plan, enabling them to strive towards being months ahead financially!

So, again, December is an excellent opportunity to make BOLD moves in terms of your career and/or your money.

Now, if you are hired and start in December, there is the possibility that it will give you more time and opportunity to get acquainted with your new position. The office may be quieter and less busy because employees are extending their holiday time.

It doesn’t always work out this way. Still, in case you need to start the year off running and dive right into the needy gritty of what you will be doing, starting in December provides you the opportunity to get your feet wet and start formulating an idea of how you will dive into your new tasks and responsibilities come January.

In dealing with and diving into your finances in December, the plus side is that you are closer to finding your total numbers for your budget categories and determining if this was a usual or unusual year. Based on that, you can begin formulating how your next year will look coming January 1st. You can dive in financially with the game plan figured out, which allows you to be off to a starting point, even if it is not figured out entirely.

I specialize in supporting mid-level professional women in various administrative roles. But if that is not the area you are in, but if you still need either career or money coaching, no problem!

Here is a list of coaches who have other specialties and can help you with your career or finances:

Disclaimer: **I have not worked with all these coaches personally. If you need services, contact a few based on your needs and book the best coach that will fit your needs.**

Tracy Forsha with Valiant Resumes LLC caters to professionals and executives, and she is ready to help you Get the Interview, Ace the Interview, and Land your dream job! Book with her today.

Nickquolett Barrett with I Rock Resumes! Nickquolette serves mid-career managers to C-Suite career changers. So if you are an executive ready to invest in your career change future, click here to start your journey with Nickquolett and her team.

Kacee Bohle is the Goal & Motivational Coach behind Kacee Bohle Coaching for those working in Agriculture who are ready to level up their life and business confidently. If this applies to you or you know someone who may benefit from working with Kacee, don’t hesitate to reach out.

Erika Aviña with Prosperity Planning is passionate about helping women learn about financial literacy. Check out her Instagram page here.

Lauren Austin with Financial Fundaments Coaching works with upper-middle-class couples who have kiddos. If you fall into this category, don’t know where your money is going, and are ready to lay down the groundwork for your future book, a Revelation Session with Lauren.

Meri-Li Forrest from Be Wealthy Coaching is a single parent who serves corporate and self-employed women who are single or the primary financial decision maker. Her goal is to empower you to take ownership of your financial future. Book a strategy call with her if this sounds like what you need.

For all those who are entrepreneurs or aspiring entrepreneurs needing to break free from their Financial Struggles, reach out to Marie Edith Charles with Finance Means for further assistance, and she will help guide you.

If you need clarity with more than your money, specifically your life, then perhaps Emma Newman from Emma Coaching could be helpful. Emma is a Life, and Money coach who supports young professionals who are changing systems to create healthy, equitable, and resilient communities, specifically transportation. You can schedule a time with her.

I am not the only Financial Coach who works with women. Teresa Ekundayo from TMWT Coaching & Consulting works with single mothers and women to regain the power of their voice, recover their self-esteem, navigate their personal relationships and learn to make financial choices so they can experience spiritual and financial freedom. She offers a variety of coaching sessions to help you get started, so book your call here.

Tasha Mapp with The MAPP (Making All Possibilities Possible) 2 Success LLC serves women of color and their families who want to overcome their money stressors and make better financial decisions.

Luisa Jimenez with Lu Jiménez Bienstar Integral serves leaders and entrepreneurs who want to create a non-profit organization or volunteer program in Latin America. Do you know anyone in this part of the world needing this type of assistance? If you do or know someone who does, book a call here.

Kimberly Manning does more than help with Finances. Hence the name of her business, Wealth Inside Out. Kimberly is a Licensed Financial Advisor and Women’s Life Transition Coach who specializes in serving divorced women who are moving from two incomes to one while also supporting the emotional aspect of it. If you need to learn more about her services, contact her here.

If you would like to learn more about working with me, schedule a time for us to Chat about either career coaching and/or Money coaching!

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