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What if Courage Isn’t a Bold Move but a Relationship With Yourself?
Most women don’t realise they’re already being brave. Not in the dramatic, movie-moment way, but in the everyday decisions or reflections they make behind the scenes of a career disruption. The courage...
1 day ago4 min read


How Delays in Access to Work Applications Impact Job Security and Business Finances
There is a huge backlog in the number of new or existing Access to Work applications being processed, which drastically affects the level of job security and employer finances. That’s according to...
3 days ago4 min read


The Fear of Becoming a Doula Is Not About Money
Doula work rarely begins as a practical career plan. It begins as a pull. A recognition. A quiet knowing that doesn’t leave you alone. And almost immediately, fear follows. Fear of instability.
Feb 94 min read


The Systems of Control – Part 2
The systems which humanity depends upon within our modern society, are the same systems which control us. We’ve given our power away, which is exactly what the systems were designed to do...
Feb 66 min read


Why Your Professional Communication Sounds Like Everyone Else
Read the last few emails you sent. Does it sound like you? Or does it sound like it was assembled from a LinkedIn advice article or, increasingly common, written by the same AI everyone uses? If your...
Feb 58 min read


When You Can’t Change the Problem, Change Yourself
A year ago, I found myself right in the middle of this truth. My team and I were stuck. We had been tackling the same operational challenge for weeks, and no matter how hard we pushed, the problem...
Feb 45 min read


How Faking Emotions at Work Leads to Burnout and Impacts Leadership
People being forced to fake how they feel in the workplace is one of the main causes of occupational burnout. That’s according to new research by Emlyon Business School. Researchers have discovered...
Feb 33 min read


The Hidden Cost of Creative Leadership – Why High Performers Burn Out Without Breaking
Many creative leaders do not burn out by breaking down, they burn out while still performing. This article explores the hidden physiological cost of sustained creative leadership and why nervous system...
Feb 33 min read


Professional Jealousy – Why It May Be Rooted in Trauma
Professional jealousy is one of those experiences we rarely admit to but almost universally feel. That sharp pang when a colleague receives recognition we coveted, the bitter taste when someone else's...
Feb 310 min read


Why Workplace Wellbeing Fails Before It Begins and What to Do Instead
In many workplaces, wellbeing initiatives are often the first to be questioned when budgets tighten. Yet, at the same time, organisations openly acknowledge that their people are their greatest asset...
Jan 315 min read


Strengthen Your Adaptive Skills With a Reflective Career Journaling Practice
Intentionally creating time and space to pause, slow down, and reflect on our work and career experiences is a vital practice for career maintenance. Cultivating a regular reflective practice...
Jan 284 min read


Your Job is to Understand Your Value
When we see others struggle with expectations, self-doubt, and the pursuit of validation, it’s easy to want to step in, guide, and direct. But sometimes, the most considerate thing to do is to let them...
Jan 273 min read


When Holistic Healing Meets Doula Work
Many people feel called to birth work because they sense it is meaningful, relational, and deeply human. Yet for many doulas and aspiring birth workers, conventional training leaves something...
Jan 254 min read


Confidence Is Not a Personality Trait – It’s a Nervous System Skill
In creative industries, confidence is often misunderstood. It’s mistaken for volume. For certainty. For charisma, bravado, or the ability to speak quickly without pausing to think. The most confident...
Jan 233 min read


Workplace Resiliency – The Business Imperative That Protects Performance and Profit
In an era defined by disruption, organizations are under constant pressure to deliver results while navigating uncertainty. Economic volatility, rapid technological shifts, and increasing employee burnout...
Jan 214 min read


Interview Like You Already Have the Job – Changing the Interview Mindset
It’s not an audition, it’s a consultation. The fastest way to change your interview performance is to change your mental model. When you walk into an interview believing you're being evaluated, the power...
Jan 208 min read


How to Stop Hitting Snooze on Your Career Transition Journey
We’ve all been there, the early-morning alarm shatters a deep, peaceful sleep, and before we know it, we’re hitting the snooze button again and again, hoping to steal a few more minutes of rest.
Jan 194 min read


Masks of Sanity in Suits and Ties – The Rise of Charismatic Deviance
When charisma becomes a tool for domination rather than trust, leadership can appear sane while quietly turning destructive.
Jan 197 min read


7 Questions People Forget to Ask Before Changing Careers
A career change isn’t just a professional decision. It’s an identity shift. Many people feel the pull long before they feel ready to act, and the questions they ask themselves (“Is this the right...
Jan 195 min read


Why Leadership Feels Heavier at the Top, and Why This Isn’t a Strategy Problem
By the time leaders reach senior levels, they are rarely lacking capability, ambition, or experience. Yet many describe a quiet shift, leadership begins to feel heavier, decisions take longer, and pressure...
Jan 144 min read


Why the Modern Birth System Needs More Holistic Doulas
Pregnancy and birth today involve more information, more testing, and more medical options than ever before. While access to care has expanded, many families are quietly feeling overwhelmed, disconnected...
Jan 144 min read


How to Find the Right Career – 3 Rules for Lasting Fulfilment at Work
Choosing a career has never been more confusing. With thousands of roles, the rapid rise of AI, and the vague cultural advice to simply "follow your passion," many people end up confused...
Jan 135 min read


The Ripple Effect in 9-5 Careers – How One Small Step Can Change Your Entire Trajectory
For many people in 9-5 roles, career growth feels like a waiting game. You wait for your manager to notice you. You wait for the promotion cycle. You wait for the right role to appear. You wait for...
Jan 125 min read


When AI Quietly Changes Your Job – Understanding Silent Displacement at Work
For many people, job loss is imagined as a clear moment. A meeting, a conversation, a decision that is difficult but unmistakable. What fewer people expect is something far less visible. No notice, no...
Jan 85 min read
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