A community for women navigating career disruption
Not with hustle culture or toxic positivity. With real tools, honest conversation, and women who actually get it. You're not alone in this.
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Most job search advice assumes you're 25, fresh out of college, and starting from scratch. It doesn't account for 20 years of expertise. It doesn't acknowledge that being laid off in your forties hits differently — in the body, not just the resume.
We started Embodied Work because the gap between what women our age actually need and what the career industrial complex offers is enormous.
Now What? is the bridge — and the community that makes it real.
For when you need a strategy, not just a pep talk.
For when you need to talk about the stuff that keeps you up at 2am.
Now What? started as a summit and became a community. Women who came for the sessions stayed for the conversation. Because when work goes sideways, the last thing you need is another generic LinkedIn post about resilience. You need people who have been in the same room.
Drop in, ask questions, connect with other women in career transition. Real talk, no performance.
Job search, interview prep, networking. Structured programs with accountability built in.
Practical tools, templates, and reading — not the same recycled content from every career blog.
Ongoing programming, guest experts, and Rachel-led workshops. The conversation continues.
"This is the community I needed and couldn't find. Real tools, no toxic positivity, and women who actually get it."— Rachel, founder of Embodied Work
Every woman in this community has a career story worth telling. Not the polished LinkedIn version — the real one. The layoff, the pivot, the rebuild. The work of figuring out what actually fits now, in your forties or fifties, after everything you thought was true turned out not to be.
Embodied Work exists to close that gap — between what you've accomplished and what the world tells you you're worth. Between who you actually are and what your job title says you are.
The best work comes from knowing who you actually are.