East Meets West

for Career

Fulfillment

Design your Path with Mind, Body, Spirit

In-Person and online career coaching and

wellness retreats for burn out, clarity, and purpose.

How it Works:

1. DISCOVER WHO YOU ARE

We start by looking inward. Through conversation, reflection, assessments, and Career Zen’s Head, Heart & Hands framework, you’ll uncover the values, interests, strengths, and motivations that make work meaningful to you.

2. EXPLORE WHAT’S POSSIBLE

Together, we expand your view of what your career could become. You’ll explore new roles, industries, creative possibilities, and ways of working that fit who you are now and who you’re becoming.

3. DESIGN YOUR CAREER

A fulfilling career doesn’t have to fit neatly into one job title. Using the Career Bento Box, we can combine meaningful work, income, service, creativity, flexibility, and life outside of work into a career that fits your whole self.

4. MOVE FORWARD WITH CLARITY

You’ll leave with greater confidence about your direction and practical next steps for moving toward it, at a pace that supports both your ambitions and your well-being.

Your career is a lifelong journey. Career Zen helps you create one that feels meaningful, sustainable, and true to you.

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Ready to design your own Bento Box? Work with Dr Lynn for the ultimate purposeful and balanced career!

“I felt more and more clarity on who I truly am, what my core values are and how to find the culture, environment and people that fit and support ME. I finally have a direction to go in and don’t feel so lost and confused- and I can’t thank you enough for your kindness, words of wisdom, empowerment and encouragement.”

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— Career Zen student

“Don’t ask yourself what the world needs. Ask yourself what makes you come alive, and go do that, because what the world needs is people who have come alive.”

Reverend Howard Thurman