You are not the only one who feels like this
Looking for a new job is lonely. Why the next step isn’t always the obvious one, and what changes when you stop replicating the job you’ve just left.
The reorganisation nobody announced
Stealth reorganisation: when roles vanish or balloon and nobody explains what's happening. Why leaders should communicate effectively - even when it's hard
We're going to need a bigger canary
What Freudenberger and Maslach tell us about burnout and who is really failing.
A different kind of tired
Burnout, rest, and choosing what restores you.
Friends at work?
A year on from my toxic workplaces videos, here is what hundreds of comments taught me, and why so many people say there are no friends at work.
Asking for ourselves
Why is asking for money, or for help, so hard for leaders? Lucy Caldicott on pricing yourself properly, going independent and being coached yourself.
Why wait for January?
Why wait for January? You have thirteen weeks to get ready for 2027, and first access to The Changing Room, free for your first three months.
What you can't see while it's happening
When do you feel comfortable calling oneself a leader?
Structural doesn't mean it doesn't hurt
The system is what's failing people, not the other way around. I know that. It still doesn't stop the guilt, the shame, or the fear that follows you home on a Friday.
The right kind of protest
Julia Gillard told us about a suffragist who chained herself to the House of Commons gallery so no one could stop her watching. On backlash, hope, and what actually counts as the right kind of protest.