You’re an introvert ready for your career to feel lighter.
I help you find energy that feels good (not wired, not worn out) and make space for what really matters in your life and work.
How I Help
I’m a former physician on a mission to help introverts flourish.
Let me guide you off the spiral of career dissatisfaction and into a life you look forward to.
When the increasing demands and decreasing rewards of your career lead to apathy, irritability, and resentment, I help you break free by showing you how to:
honor and prioritize yourself
create sustainable energy
drop the guilt over wanting something better
Life is meant to be lived
Not merely survived.
Just because you’re a grown-up doesn’t mean you’re not allowed to have fun and pleasure. Your career is important, but it’s not the only thing. When work woes make up the majority of your day, it’s time to start claiming time for you again.
Get started with my Quickie Retreat Workbook.
It’s full of ideas to help you put delight and relaxation back into your day.
I’m Charity Hix
I’m a former physician and burnout coach helping introverts escape feelings of apathy, irritability, and resentment brought on by the increasing demands, and decreasing rewards, of their careers.
When you’re not showing up like the person you want and used to be, that’s burnout. I know. I‘ve been there. I also know, after 20 years of practicing in clinical medicine, there are ways to be diligent, and thoughtful in your work while prioritizing your needs and protecting your energy. You don’t have to feel guilty for wanting a thriving life in and out of work.
Happy Clients
“I received clarity and the confidence to move forward into the life I want through our time together.”
— Nurit A.
Even when I jumped into our calls overwhelmed or high energy after a rough day, she had a way of helping me calm down and ease into our call, making sure it was productive every time.
— Amy B.
“I found Charity’s coaching to be refreshing and actionable, and complemented by her sense of humor and encouraging, down-to-earth nature.”
— Lauren W.
