EPISODE · Jul 22, 2026 · 55 MIN
when the dream job isn't the dream with Adrianne Largo
from it's cool, us too. · host Meag and Cole
When you've spent years chasing promotions, titles, and bigger paycheques, what happens when you finally get there... and still feel empty?This week we're joined by Adrianne Largo, executive career coach and former senior marketing executive, who knows exactly what that feels like.After building a successful career with companies like Kraft Foods and Coca-Cola, Adrianne realized that everything looked right on paper, but something was missing. The promotions kept coming, but so did the exhaustion, burnout, and the quiet question so many high achievers are afraid to ask:"Is this really it?"Instead of pushing that feeling aside, Adrianne got curious. She invested in understanding herself, became an executive coach, and built a career that's aligned with who she is, not just who she thought she was supposed to become.Whether you're questioning your career, feeling stuck despite your success, or wondering if the next promotion is really the answer, this conversation is an honest look at redefining ambition and building a career on your own terms.In this episode, we cover:Why career success doesn't always lead to fulfillmentThe difference between burnout and simply outgrowing your careerHow to tell whether it's time to stay, pivot, or leaveThe identity crisis that can come when your title no longer defines youWhy so many high achievers feel guilty for wanting something differentBuilding a business at the right pace instead of chasing constant growthHow motherhood reshaped Adrianne's perspective on work and ambitionWhy coaches need coaches, tooWhat success looks like when you stop measuring it by promotions and paychequesConnect with Adrianne:https://www.largocoaching.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/adriannelargo/
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