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From Corporate to Consultant: Eloiza Domingo’s Bold Career Pivot

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You’ve climbed to the top of the corporate ladder. But now what? The job is great, but maybe you’re feeling bored, stuck, or ready for something more flexible. What if the next step isn’t another corporate role, but building something entirely your own? Today, we dive into why consulting might just be the career move you’ve been waiting for, and how it offers the ideal balance of flexibility, excitement, and financial success.
Jessi is joined in the studio by Eloiza Domingo, CEO and Founder of FourTen, a consulting firm focused on inclusive strategies for brands. Most recently, she served as the Chief Diversity Officer at Allstate, but when the company eliminated her position, she decided to make the leap to consulting after a successful career in high-level corporate positions. Just eight months in, she’s already crushing it. Eloiza shares her journey and offers key insights for anyone considering making the leap into consulting.
Eloiza and Jessi discuss:

Why consulting isn’t a last resort, but the future of flexible, high-impact careers

How to define your own voice and expertise after leaving a corporate role

How you don’t need to be a salesperson or entrepreneur to succeed

How to build a team that supports you and helps your consulting business thrive

The key to finding fulfillment and financial independence

If you're thinking about consulting, or already pursuing it, this episode is packed with practical advice and inspiration to help you take your career to the next level.
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