Darcy Corcoran's Best Bad Idea Part 2
- Author
- Kristina Driscoll with Darcy Corcoran
- Published
- Thu 09 Mar 2023
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This is part 2 of a 2-part series!
Darcy Corcoran is a veteran who spent 22 years in the Department of Defense, culminating as a federal civilian. She has honed her leadership and emotional intelligence skills in training and has over 20 years of experience helping various types of clients, from business executives to combat veterans, break through mental and emotional blocks to live their fully inspired potential.
Darcy was a wild, independent teenager from a small town who, at the age of 17, became pregnant with her high school sweetheart and got married. After a few years, they divorced, and Darcy struggled as a single parent. With no financial help from her parents, she joined the military as her best bad idea. Through her grit, diligence, and determination, she rose through the ranks and established herself as a strong, confident woman. Despite the criticism of friends and family, she found the strength and confidence to take on the world, and her success set her up to provide her daughter with a better life.
In this episode, you will learn the following:
1. How Darcy Corcoran escaped poverty by joining the military and becoming a federal employee.
2. Darcy's journey of developing her mental and emotional strength to achieve her goals.
3. How Darcy's reconnection with her now husband helped her realize her mental and emotional struggles.
About Darcy:
Darcy transitioned from a twenty-two-year career with the Department of Defense to serving those making transformational moves in their lives.
She holds an MBA, is a wife, and is a grandmother. She is writing her second book about career transformation, podcasting, and guiding other GenX women in finding their Next Best Moves for a life of purposeful inspiration.
Darcy lives, works, and podcasts from Tampa, Florida, and is available to travel for speaking engagements and training seminars.
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