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Mapping the Landscape: How I Organised My Brain for Full-Time Self-Employment
I’m embarking on full time self-employment. Taking the coaching and consulting company I’d been running just one day a week and figuring out how to do it full-time. Now, anyone who knows me knows that I absolutely love a good organisational system and a shiny Trello board. So, naturally, faced with the slight terror of…
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Let it be messy. A note to myself on day one.
“Be kind to yourself. It’s the first day of a new chapter. It’s going to feel strange and different because it IS. You’ll find your new normal. Let it be messy.” – Anne on Day One “Let it be messy” a phrase borrowed from Eleanor Tweddell’s book, “Another Door Opens” This is what I wrote…
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Going Through Redundancy (Again): The Things That Actually Helped
The truth is, I spent April going through the “fun” of redundancy… again. Am I getting more practiced at it? Yes. Was I more prepared to handle that experience than last time 3 years ago? 1000% yes. Were there plenty of tears? Yep. Was it still really, really shit? Afraid so. Even though it’s not…
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Closing my Utility Warehouse chapter
Today marks the end of my Utility Warehouse chapter. Together over the last two years, we’ve made an impact I’m really proud of. Here are a few of my highlights: Spark Speaks: This was an internal leadership speaker series to give senior leaders a platform to showcase their work, tell their stories, and build their…
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Rebuilding After Redundancy: Practical Tips
The writer shares valuable insights and resources for those facing redundancy. Recommending intentional use of time, self-care, and practical steps, including recommended books and courses, outplacement support, networking, and utilizing AI tools like ChatGPT for job applications. Stressing the importance of a supportive job search group and seeking help when needed.
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Evolving Leadership Program – June retreat in the French Alps
I’ve been trying to find words to describe what I experienced on the leadership retreat last week. Rather than detailing my activities, it feels more fitting to describe the feelings of calm, clarity, and courage that emerged. What I emotionally experienced! I came in with an intention for the week: resetting and preparing for the…
