Connect to your signal.
Filter out the noise.

The Work

This feels more existential than burnout.

You’ve built a career. For a really long time, you got a lot out of it. And then, over a series of years and in what felt like all at once, it became a slog. Each day is a little harder than the day before. You’ve never picked up a shovel in your life but you’re thinking maybe being a flower farmer.

Maybe the industry you used to love no longer aligns with your values. Maybe you feel perpetually annoyed by the decisions leaders are making.

You feel frozen. And each day you feel frozen, the frustration builds.

What you need is to refine the signal from the noise. The noise is external pressure, financial fear, and the professional identity you’ve accumulated over time. The true signal is this vast foundation of skills and knowledge — you already have it. Now it’s time to live it.

Who This Is For

Something is stuck, and it’s not for lack of trying.

You’ve got a therapist, maybe. You’ve tried the morning pages. You’ve voraciously consumed podcasts, LinkedIn posts, and advice articles. All of it feels sort of useful but ultimately isn’t moving you forward.

The right client looks like this:

• High-achieving and values-driven Built a career around work they believed in. Now their professional identity and personal integrity have stopped aligning. It feels existential, not just frustrating.
• Self-aware, not self-satisfied Has done some version of the inner work. Not starting from zero. What’s missing is a framework that names what’s happening and a thinking partner who operates at their level.
• Doesn’t want to be told what to do Already knows what to do. Just needs clarity. Wants a partner who will push back, not affirm.
• Real stakes Financial obligations, career capital, identity investment they can’t easily walk away from. The complexity is part of what makes it hard.

How It Works

A five-phase framework.

Pricing

Clear from the start.

Pilot clients receive Phase One at $1,200. In exchange: honest feedback on the process at the end of the engagement.

About

Rebecca Silliman

Rebecca is a strategic communications professional with over two decades of experience across agency leadership, in-house roles at major consumer brands, and independent consulting. She holds a master’s degree in counseling psychology and works as an associate therapist at a community mental health organization.

True Signal draws on both disciplines. The coaching engagement is not a therapeutic relationship. It is a rigorous thinking partnership with a clinical frame — built for people who operate at a high level and expect their thinking partner to do the same.