404: Purpose

You keep hitting deadlines. You keep showing up. From the outside, everything works. But burnout doesn't always look like falling apart — sometimes it looks like still delivering, day after day, while something underneath quietly breaks. In this interactive session, career transformation coach Marie Clark shares her own breaking point and a practical, hands-on framework for finding your way back to work that actually fits who you are.

3 Key Outcomes for Attendees

1. 1. Recognize what burnout actually looks like when you're still performing well — Attendees will learn to spot the gap between looking fine on the outside and actually being engaged in their work.
   
   

2. 2.  A practical values framework — Through a guided worksheet exercise, attendees will identify the core values driving their own career choices and see how closely their current role actually reflects them.

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   3.  A concrete next step — Attendees will leave with one real, actionable move to close the gap between where they are and where they want to be.

ABOUT THE SPEAKER: Marie Clark is a career transformation coach, speaker, podcaster, and founder of Move to Joy Coaching, where she helps high-achievers move from burnout and overwhelm to clarity, purpose, and joy.

With more than 15 years of experience leading high-impact transformation projects, Marie has worked with everyone from front-line teams to C-suite executives, helping people turn chaos into real progress. Her background in education, leadership development, communication, and change management gives her a practical, grounded approach — but her work is ultimately about people, not corporate buzzwords.

Through her coaching and speaking, Marie helps people who are tired of chasing success at the cost of their well-being reconnect with what truly matters. Her talks are honest, energizing, and filled with simple, actionable shifts that help audiences move from survival mode toward work and life that feel aligned, meaningful, and joyful without losing their income or identity.