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About Janine
Success isn’t about how high you climb.
It’s how meaningful the journey is and how whole you remain along the way.
As an award-winning leader, I followed the traditional playbook for years: work hard, climb higher, and achieve more. That approach enabled me to leave a challenging home at 17, work 50 hours a week to pay my way through university, and successfully serve in leadership roles at Harvard, Pearson, and the C-Suite twice while raising three children. Then, a profound personal loss and deep corporate burnout brought everything to a halt.
That reckoning became a turning point. I realized that true success isn’t just about achieving more; it’s about being well enough to sustain what matters, rooted enough to stay steady, and clear enough to choose wisely.
Today, I guide ambitious people—leaders, founders, and creatives—to reclaim their energy, reconnect with what matters, and build lives and careers that are both powerful and sustainable. My work is grounded in lived experience, neuroscience, leadership science, the psychology of identity and change, and ancient traditions of insight and renewal to redefine success for the modern world.
I created The Opus Way—a practical framework and mindset for healthy, meaningful, enduring success. It’s not about doing more. It’s about doing what matters, with energy that lasts. Because real success isn’t just what you achieve; it’s who you become along the way.
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Reach for More
Without Losing Yourself
You can be accomplished and still sense that something more is available.
Perhaps it isn’t more success you’re after, but more clarity, steadiness, and meaning in how you’re living and leading.
Accessing that “more” rarely comes from pushing harder. It comes from learning to work with energy, attention, and choice. And from aligning your life with what you value most.
When we work together, the focus isn’t on fixing or optimizing you.
It’s about building internal capacity to lead, decide, and grow in ways that are sustainable over time, especially during periods of change.
This work supports a way of moving through life and leadership that can hold ambition without eroding what matters.
For many capable, driven people, the question eventually shifts from How do I get there? to What does it cost to stay here? The strain isn’t a failure of ambition; it’s often a sign that the way success is being pursued no longer fits.
Here, success is approached as a practice, not a race—one that supports clarity, energy, and discernment over time, so the life you’re building can actually hold your ambition.
A different way to think about success
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