Your Breakthrough Might Be Just Three Words Away

Have you ever felt like you were on the verge of a big decision but couldn’t quite find the clarity to move forward? You knew the answer was somewhere inside you, but you needed a tool or process to help you unlock it.

I’ve been there.
My breakthrough came from a deceptively simple question posed by two Ph.D. friends during a video call:

“So, Jenn, what are your three words? The three words that capture your ‘secret sauce’?”

My initial answer fell flat.
I got the look.
You know the one, the silent, gentle challenge that says: You can do better.

And they were right.

It took two weeks of journaling, soul-searching, and countless conversations before I finally landed on my three words:

Strategize. Energize. Mobilize.

These weren’t just words; they were a formula—one that suddenly made sense of everything in my life. I saw the SEM model everywhere: in my decision to leave the C-Suite, in coaching sessions, in how I evaluated opportunities, in project management, and in every success I had built.

These three words became the foundation of my book, my coaching practice, and my talks. The model works for making quick, confident decisions and for navigating complex, long-term projects.

And it can work for you, too. 🫵


In a recent episode of the Daring Breakthroughs Podcast, I break down the SEM model step-by-step. You’ll learn:
➡️The deeper meaning behind each of the three words
➡️How to apply this framework to your professional challenges
➡️ How to use it as a high-performance tool for clarity and results

Ready to find your own breakthrough formula?
Click below to listen and add the SEM Model to your toolkit.

After you listen, think about your biggest goal or project right now.

Where is it getting stuck?

Is it in the planning (Strategize)?
The motivation (Energize)?
The execution (Mobilize)?

Email me where the roadblock is. Sometimes simply identifying the phase is the first step to your breakthrough.

 
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