Promotional graphic for coaching for women and non-binary UX designers feeling stuck at work, featuring a woman in a pink suit and bold text.
A workspace with an open laptop, a smartphone, a plant, a pair of glasses, a pink notebook, and a white mouse on a wooden desk. A person's hand is writing on a piece of paper with a black pen.
A quote on a light purple background that reads, 'It's not just you. Most designers are taught how to do the work, but very few are taught how to navigate people, expectations, and dynamics that come with the job.' Below the quote, there is a purple handwritten-style text that says, 'Tell me more,' with a downward arrow beneath it.
A digital image of a pink and blue glittery disco ball reflecting colorful lights, set against a soft, blurred background with pink and blue hues.
Photograph of Brooke with dyed hair and a patterned black and white shirt, smiling at the camera. Next to her is text that introduces her as a UX designer turned career coach.
I'M SO READY
A testimonial card with a woman's photo at the top, five yellow stars, a quote in pink text praising Brooke, and the name Justina with her title as Project Manager at Apple.

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