Sarah-Nell Walsh

Sarah-Nell Walsh is an executive coach, former attorney, and Founder of Wayfinders, LLC. Equal parts big-hearted cheerleader and bold challenger, she works with ambitious professionals, executives, and lawyers who want to perform at the top of their game. Wayfinders has a business development coach for lawyers, a leadership coach for executives, and a transition coach for professionals. We work with all our clients to make their desired impact on their organizations, their families, and the world.

“Hell Yes” Decision-Making Matrix: How Busy People Make Decisions

I’m a busy professional with a LOT of demands on my time.  So, how do busy people make decisions?  They prioritize what matters.   Time, our most valuable asset, deserves careful allocation. I developed a shortcut to help me and my clients prioritize what matters.  I’m thrilled to share the “Hell Yes” decision-making matrix, a powerful […]

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Taylor Swift: Lessons from the Eras Tour on How to Invest in Myself

Last Saturday, I had the privilege of seeing Taylor Swift perform LIVE and I learned so much from the experience.   You learned SO much from going to a concert?!  Yes.I.Did. In addition to ALL the lessons I’ve learned along the way from Taylor about being an incredible business person, an inspiring feminist, and a political

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Defining Your Values is the First Step in Self Leadership

The Cambridge Dictionary defines values as “the principles that help you to decide what is right and wrong, and how to act in various situations.” In Dare to Lead, Brené Brown defines values as a way of being or believing that we hold most important. Why are values important?   Foundation Values are the only route

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Pro Travel Tips

In my career as a litigator, I traveled AT LEAST every other week for business.  And, now that I’m coaching, I have found myself traveling nearly as much for client meetings, professional development, speaking engagements, and FUN!  All my friends are turning 40 this year – so I’m spending a lot of time UP IN

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