LETTING YOUR VALUES GUIDE YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

Finding Direction in Life Transitions

You don’t need to know your final destination
to start moving toward what matters.

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“I left this workshop so clear, oriented, and with a hopeful path forward that will lead me today and tomorrow: forward in specific! actionable! meaningful! and beautiful ways that invigorate and dynamize my life. Hailey’s special sauce works, ya’ll.”
— Julzey D.

About the Workshop

During times of transition, so much feels uncertain. Whether you’re feeling lost in the midst of a breakup, a career shift, or a lifestyle change, it’s common to wonder: Who am I? What do I want my life to look like now? How do I get clarity about what’s right for me next?

Letting Your Values Guide Your Next Chapter is a hands-on, interactive workshop where you’ll learn to use your values as a source of guidance during this season of change. The secret? You don’t need to know your final destination to start moving toward what matters.

In this workshop, we’ll explore how your values offer direction in the midst of uncertainty. We’ll use them to help you understand what matters most to you, how you want to live, and what you want your next chapter to stand for⁠, so you can begin moving toward a life that aligns with your heart.

You’ll leave with a customized Core Values Compass⁠, a clear vision for your next chapter shaped by what matters most to you⁠, and simple, practical tools for making values-based decisions every step of the way.

Arrive feeling unmoored and uncertain; leave with greater self-connection, clarity, and direction.


Together, we’ll:

Part 1: Why Values Matter During Transition

During transitions, our old identities, roles, and plans are falling away⁠. It can be a a time of self-exploration and experimentation⁠—and a time of disorientation and uncertainty. Living by your values offers a way to stay tethered to what matters to you most, while leaving room for you to explore and expand into something new.

Part 2: Building Your Core Values Compass

Together, we’ll dig beneath shoulds, expectations, and cultural messaging to identify the values that feel most important to you. We’ll look back on the chapter that’s ending to understand which values were suppressed, neglected, or sacrificed then—and which feel particularly important to embody in the chapter ahead. Your Core Value Compass is a tool you can reference again and again⁠—in big and small moments⁠—to point an aligned path forward.

Part 3: Envisioning a Values-Aligned Future

Once you know what matters most to you, you can begin exploring: What would a next chapter shaped by these values look like? We’ll use your Core Values Compass to envision how your values could come to life across your work, relationships, community, lifestyle, and everyday life, creating a clearer picture of the future you want to build.

Part 4: Living Your Values One Day at a Time

Values don’t just help us imagine the future; they help us move through the uncertainty of getting there. Uncomfortable feelings and thoughts are inevitable during times of change. Rooting down in our values helps us develop psychological flexibility⁠—the ability to keep moving toward what matters even when difficult thoughts and feelings show up. You’ll learn simple, practical tools for embodying your values every step along the way⁠—preventing you from getting stuck in overthinking, rumination, and decision-fatigue.

Attendees Are Saying:

The workshop was worth every penny! It was so worthwhile — thought provoking AND actionable. Highly recommend!”
— Peggy C.

“Hailey’s workshops are the most professional, clear, well-structured, packed with content, and nuanced of all of the many workshops I’ve taken over the past three years. Thank you for taking this work so seriously and for being so good at what you do.”
— Emily H.

“Hailey is a gifted facilitator who provides many concrete ways to use your values to move into the next chapter of your life, with a good dose of inspiration to help you dream big."
— Shawn R.

“Hailey’s workshops are SO informative and helpful. She provides you with plenty of time to reflect on very thoughtful prompts/questions which allows you to actually start integrating what you’re learning right away. I’ve attended two of her workshops and just signed up for my third!”
— Shannon E.

What’s included with my ticket?

A pre-session reflection worksheet.

When you enroll, you’ll receive a worksheet with a few prompts to help you reflect on your values before the workshop. This will help you prepare for the exercises we’ll do together in-session.

The two-hour Zoom workshop replay.

A full-length replay of the live virtual session, combining education, hands-on coaching exercises, visioning, and facilitated group discussion. This is yours to watch and re-watch for two years.

The workshop PDF slide
deck.

The PDF of the workshop slides and exercises is yours to keep and print.

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meet your facilitator

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meet your facilitator 〰️

Hailey Magee helps people outgrowing identities built around approval, achievement, and others’ expectations step into a more vital and self-trusting life.

When the old scripts no longer fit⁠—often, during periods of burnout, loss, identity crisis, and life transition⁠—Hailey’s work helps people bring the life they've been living into alignment with the person they're becoming⁠. ICF-credentialed and certified by Erickson International, Hailey brings over a decade of experience supporting individuals, groups, and organizations through periods of meaningful change.

Her debut book Stop People Pleasing and Find Your Power (2024, Simon & Schuster) has been translated into over 15 languages, and her work has been featured inThe New York Times, The Gottman Institute, and Vox. Her work spans private coaching, group programs, and corporate partnerships, and she has facilitated workshops in conjunction with WeWork, Mindvalley, Women in Music, and more.

Hailey’s coaching lives at the intersection of transition work, existential inquiry, and identity reinvention. Her approach is active and provocative, particularly resonant with those who feel like therapy has taken them as far as it can—who are ready to stop fixing and start living.

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