Managing Life Transitions: Riding the Wave of Uncertainty and Discovery

Today, Mercy answers questions from a college student, a recently divorced woman and a new stay-at-home mom.

They are each seeking advice about how to handle a new phase of life while managing new relationships. Mercy gives advice for navigating inevitable periods of anxiety, self doubt and fear of the unknown. These times in life are rich with possibility and opportunity for growth and expansion.

If you have a question that you would like Mercy to talk about on her show, please email mercy@leardershipwithmercy.com

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Hi, I’m Mercy

I’m a leadership consultant who inspires leaders to lead themselves through relationship challenges. I inspires people to step beyond their roles as managers, administrators and parents and re-discover their unique gifts with a renewed sense of purpose.

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