Robert Mwangi

About

One thing practice keeps showing me is that people rarely quit on their ambitions out of nowhere; usually something slow and unspoken wore the meaning out of the work long before they let themselves admit it. By the time someone opens a job search with me, they have usually been circling the same questions alone for months: stay, leap, or look closer? We slow that down and get concrete, so a search becomes a series of clear decisions rather than one overwhelming leap. I want you choosing your next move on purpose, not merely fleeing the current one. I keep my practice small on purpose, because this kind of work rewards attention and suffers when it is rushed. That means when we sit down, I am really thinking about your situation and not the ten before it. If you are weighing a big decision about your working life, let's think it through together.