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Start by looking at the drivers of your decisions. What matters to you? What are you optimizing for? What are you willing to risk? Whose expectations are influencing you?
You don’t need to have a clear five-year plan or a specific problem to solve. You just need to be curious about what’s shaping your choices and willing to reflect and experiment between sessions.
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Start by looking at the drivers of your decisions. What matters to you? What are you optimizing for? What are you willing to risk? Whose expectations are influencing you?
Bring situations you’re facing so you can work on real decisions, not hypotheticals. Practice slowing down, testing your assumptions, and figuring out what you think before deciding what to do.
By the end of five months, the questions you ask yourself and the things you pay attention to stop being something you have to remember, and just become how you decide.
Centerline is intentionally small so you can build relationships with women who have seen how you think and understand what matters to you.
The group becomes your own professional board: people who won’t tell you what to do, but know you well enough to ask the questions you may not have asked yourself.
90 minutes every other week.
Use them when you need a one-on-one conversation.
Practice with short reflections, experiments, and real decisions.
A chance to look back at what has changed and decide what you want to carry forward.
The next cohort begins this fall. Start with a free 30-minute conversation.
Prefer to start on your own?
Explore the Decision Guide