Testimonials

“As a senior-level marketing communications professional, I worked hard to rise up the corporate ladder. When I finally took a breath to consider where I was running and why was I in such a hurry, I realized I didn’t need to find another job. I needed to find a life! A wonderful revelation indeed, but a bit of a problem, given that I had no idea how to go about such a daunting task. To call me a skeptic of career coaches would have been a huge understatement, and I couldn’t be happier that Maggie Mistal proved me so wrong. Her counsel and character are inspiring, her experience and advice practical, and her approach, invaluable. I am now on the road to creating the kind of life that I didn’t even know I had always wanted to live, and also gained the skills, knowledge and confidence to get there. Thank you, Maggie”

“I can’t thank you enough for all of your help and guidance. I never thought that things would work out the way they did. You really gave me the incentive to get out and search to find the perfect job. You are so good at what you do. Continue encouraging people that they can find a job they love!” 

"Maggie is an insightful, resourceful and supportive life purpose and career consultant. Her methods and approach are practical, refreshing,mind-expanding and focused. I have no doubt that anyone seeking career coaching will be impressed and encouraged by the professionalism, approach,understanding and results-oriented progress that Maggie brings."

“When I look back on the last 6 months I really think that I’ve accomplished a lot. I’ve discovered what it is that I want to pursue. I’m practically half way done with my coursework towards the CPA. I’ve managed to say goodbye to a career path that wasn’t the correct one for me. As a result, I’m very happy with the progress that you have helped me make.”
 

“Maggie, I can’t thank you enough for your help over the past year. You’ve helped me see the value in things that I do that I felt were never special or important. You’ve given me a chance to examine myself in a structured and constructive way that led me to new insights about myself and my idea of a job or career. I learned that trying to fit into someone else’s "job definition" does not work for me, and that I shouldn’t be afraid to make something my own.”