How Curiosity + Mister Rogers Can Advance Your Career

The Momentum Files #1

Meet Executive Coach Cindy Haba

Curiosity and Mister Rogers.

These are the two things that immediately pop into my mind when people ask me what inspired me to start my business.

(Stick with me – this helps you, too!  And if you just thought – Mister Who? – check this out.)

Ever since I was a kid, I was deeply curious to learn about people. Like many, I was glued to the TV when Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood was on the screen. And despite so many colorful and attention-grabbing things (Puppets! Songs!), my favorites were the segments where Mister Rogers visited a business and took viewers with him as he learned how things worked, how they were made and why someone wanted to create them in the first place. Whether it was a tennis shoe factory, a toy manufacturer or a place where crayons were churned out and boxed up – I was FASCINATED.  

And I still am. Something about putting the pieces together to get a complete picture of how something works – and why it came to be – feels almost magical.

That’s a big part of what led me to create Momentum Coaching. 

There is nothing better than learning about my clients – high-achieving and executive-level professionals who are ready to take full ownership of their development and careers - and helping them achieve their goals.

It’s putting the pieces together - what they do, why they do it, what they love about it, how they got there and where they want to go next - and creating a detailed professional development plan that empowers them to recreate themselves and achieve their dreams.

I still get that THRILL when a client gains awareness and confidence about what they love and what they can accomplish. And when they land that ideal role or take those next steps into something life-changing – there is nothing like it.

I’m thankful that I got to tag along with Mister Rogers and experience the magic and inspiration behind so many businesses.

It’s a big part of why I became an Executive Coach, and I’d love to help you find the magic and inspiration in your career.

I’d love to know what inspires you.

Reply and tell me …

What’s something from your childhood that still inspires you today?

And if you have any questions (how to create a professional development plan, transition roles or confidently connect and build relationships, etc.), ask away!

To Your Success,

Cindy Haba

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