We’re hosting a live online masterclass with Sally Spicer, designed to help experienced women take control of what comes next in their careers.
Hosted by Talent Included, the Control Your Career Masterclass takes place on Tuesday 24 March at 12.30pm and is designed for that exact moment. It speaks to women who are capable and experienced, who deliver consistently and lead with care, and who still sense that something isn’t quite aligned.
Each March brings a surge of career conversations. International Women’s Day events filling diaries and inboxes, creating moments where fresh ideas circulate and new possibilities feel within reach. Monday arrives, the meetings stack up, and that sense of possibility fades into the background of another demanding week.
This online session focuses on clarity. Rather than encouraging participants to chase a louder title or a bigger remit, it creates space to pause and ask a more useful question. What does success mean to you now, at this stage of your career and your life.
Mid career often brings complexity. Responsibility increases, expectations grow and visibility comes with its own pressure. In sectors driven by innovation and performance, momentum can be constant, which leaves little room for reflection. When there is no pause, direction becomes something that happens to you rather than something you choose.
Control Your Career introduces a grounded framework for self leadership and decision making. Participants are invited to examine the stories that have shaped their professional choices so far. Ideas such as I should be grateful or this is just how it is often operate beneath the surface, guiding behaviour in ways that limit growth. Once those assumptions are surfaced, they can be tested against what you actually want from your work.
You’ll leave feeling energised and clear, with success defined on your terms and a simple, trusted formula to create your own version of it. The session is focused and high energy without being overwhelming, thoughtful, direct and genuinely enjoyable in a way that feels grounded rather than performative.
