Description
Most people are taught how to chase what’s next—but not how to survive the space in between. Hell in the Hallway is a high-impact keynote on navigating the disorienting stretch between roles, identities, and chapters of your career.
When the old version of you no longer fits and the next one isn’t fully formed, it’s easy to stall, spiral, or settle. This talk reframes the “hallway” as a critical proving ground rather than a holding pattern.
Attendees will learn how to make clearer decisions without certainty, manage the internal pressure that comes with ambiguity, and use in-between seasons as a strategic advantage—not a setback.
About the presenter: Kristy Busija is an accomplished executive coach and talent management consultant. She partners with leaders and organizations to support life-affirming leadership, team, and organizational transformations. She regularly facilitates transformational workshops and executive retreats.
Kristy has worked as an executive coach and of individual, team, and organizational transformation for over 20 years and founded Next Conversation Coaching, LLC in 2017. Her ideal client engagements combine executive coaching, team learning and meaningful and measurable transformation. Kristy has worked on a both a national and international level with organizations such as: Kennametal, Albemarle Corporation, Providence Health & Services, Benteler Steel/Tube, Lumileds, Vallourec, University of Pittsburgh, Development Dimensions International, and Westinghouse.
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