Stop playing by the old rules. Let’s start writing new ones.
After two years of hearing how Something Major: The New Playbook for Women at Work has changed lives, I'm finally offering the powerful next step you've been asking for—a chance to practice these transformational tools with me, live. At a fraction of the cost of one-on-one coaching, The New Playbook Experience will go deep on the tools that readers have loved in my book and which clients say have changed their lives.
What You'll Get in the New Playbook Experience:
20 weeks of live group coaching with tools you can use immediately to:
✨ Crack the confidence code—ditch perfectionism, external validation & your inner critic
✨ Reclaim your intuition and learn to trust your inner mentor
✨ Set better goals and rebound when plans blow up
✨ Own your message and establish healthy boundaries (without sacrificing excellence or your stakeholder relationships)
Perks also include:
✨ Dedicated office hours for personalized "ask me anything" support
✨ Exclusive tools, beyond the ones I share in the book, which I usually reserve for my one-on-one clients
✨ Access to recorded sessions to catch the replay when you can’t make it live or just want to go deeper and watch again
✨ A fantastic community of like-minded women who “get it”
Read the full agenda & HEAR FROM PROGRAM ALUMNI
About the Host, Randi Braun:
Randi Braun is the Wall Street Journal Best-Selling Author of Something Major: The New Playbook for Women at Work, a speaker, and CEO of the leadership coaching and advisory firm, Something Major.
The coach who helps women crush it at work, without feeling crushed at the process, Randi has helped hundreds of women thrive at work.
💸Prior to founding Something Major, Randi was a fundraiser-turned-business-development leader. As a sales leader, Braun generated tens of millions of dollars for a diverse portfolio of organizations, including non-profits, publicly traded and privately held companies, and tech start-ups.
Randi’s insights on women’s leadership have been featured by CNBC, Forbes, The Washington Post, and dozens of other outlets. When she’s not on the road keynoting conferences or leading retreats around the world, she lives in D.C. with her spouse and three kids.