Greetings from Kansas (+ your summer tasting menu is ready)


Greetings from Kansas, Reader!

Let me say that again. Kansas!

I'm going to take a poll - how many of you have been here before?

....that's what I thought.

Literally the only person I could think of from Kansas was Dorothy from Wizard of Oz. And well, she wasn't real.

I just spent the last day flying for 10+ hours to arrive in Lawrence, Kansas (more on why in another newsletter).

And I do this thing every time I land somewhere. I start picturing my life there. The possibilities.

Could I make it work?

What would my days feel like?

Would I find my people?

Despite the jet lag, I woke up early to play pickleball with the locals at a nearby gym.

I worked from a cozy café and of course, said yes to their specialty, A twice-baked almond croissant.

I marveled at how difficult it was to find a human grocery store. Although pets were well cared for.

Trying on a new version of life, even for a day, is one of my favorite things.

And maybe you’re in that season too.

Trying things on. Dreaming.

Wondering what if.

Testing out a new rhythm or identity or idea.

If so, I've got you friend.
I’ve put together a scrumptious summer tasting menu.

You can pick one, a few, or try them all.

Take a gander below:

🥗 Starter: The Free Workshop

Tuesday, June 17

How to Network for Introverts in Tech Who Hate Networking (But Know It Matters)

We’ll talk about how to connect in a way that actually feels like you and gives you energy, rather than a go-go-go extroversion style.

I’ll also share how low-key networking helped me shift careers and build a business.

🍡 Small Bite: Introvert Networking Meetup

Thursday, June 19 — Networking Meetup for Introverts

This will a cozy, curated space to meet a small handful of thoughtful women and non-binary folks in tech. One-on-one. Calm. And hopefully, refreshing.

Spots are limited and require approval ❤️

🍯 Something sweet and insightful: mini mirror

Mini Mirror Voice Note Coaching

You send me a short note or voice memo about where you feel stuck. Or, a link to something you'd like input on.

I’ll send back a personalized review reflecting what I see. Your patterns, blocks, strengths, and gentle next steps.

Pay what you want

Most people land between $15 and $100. Choose what feels aligned.

🍽️ HEARTY main course: aUTHENTECH group coaching

Our August Cohort Waitlist is now open!

This is the deep dive. A group experience for thoughtful women and non-binary folks in tech who are ready to figure out what’s next and feel more seen than ever before.

Our current cohort sold out so now is your chance to save your spot for August.

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With Hello is a letter of quips, tips, and stories for the multi-hyphenated and always curious. It’s written by Sarah, a coach, engineer, founder, and Sushi Go aficionado.
I currently offer several flavors of coaching and if you’re in a rut, I’ve got you - book here. Please pass this along to a friend if they’d find it interesting AND have a brilliant day.

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