Wisdom Guide Interview with Virginia Macali: The Global Pandemic As a Larger Process of Change, Transition and Impermanence.

“It was my pleasure this past week to interview my good friend and fellow JACO Board Member, Virginia Macali, for our Wisdom Guide Interview Series! Many of you know Virginia and what clarity and insight she brings to her coaching clients and our community. We focused our conversation around viewing the global pandemic as a larger process of change, transition and impermanence. Virginia shared a useful model and helpful personal practices that we can use to bolster us during such a powerful period of uncertainty. May we each take away a pearl from this strand of reflection and wisdom.”   Kathy Cleveland Bull, member of the C.G. Jung Association of Central Ohio Board

Click here for the interview:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9cySqp8sTw&feature=youtu.be

Kathy is a professional speaker, trainer, organizational consultant and life/career coach.  Her company, NCompass Consulting, helps clients around the world navigate the art and science of change.  She is a Phi Beta Kappa psychology graduate from Bowling Green and holds two master’s degrees – in college student development and in counseling. She has been a life-long student of psychology and for the last 20 years has focused on depth psychology and the work of CG Jung.

Virginia Macali, JD, MS, founded High Point Transitions, LLC to support awareness, change and growth in individuals. She helps people make successful transitions, have impact, and enjoy greater fulfillment. Virginia designs and delivers programs and coaching for emerging leaders and managers, as they utilize strengths, advance their work in a balanced way, and contribute to what they care about. Virginia also works with pre-retirees to determine retirement readiness, explore options, design an exit strategy, make a succession plan, and create a concrete yet flexible plan for the what’s next. She provides resources for decision-making, project completion, capturing knowledge, and making a smooth transition into the future. Her work focuses on the non-financial aspects of retirement, including how to decide the right time to retire, whether to work, how to stay connected, how to find new opportunities, and how to live with meaning and purpose.