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This is where we get real, raw, and unapologetically into it—the topics you’ve asked for, the ones you didn’t know you needed, and everything in between. Grab a coffee (or a cocktail - we’re not here to micromanage your beverage choices), explore the categories, and dive into what speaks to your business, your life, and your ambition.
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By Jenn Baron.
Here's one of the best analogies I've heard about anxiety.
Let's say you're walking on a trail in a park, and you see something squiggly ahead on the path. Your nervous system causes yo...
By Jacqueline Shaulis.
They say leadership is for the bold, the outspoken, the ones who command attention the moment they step into a room. But what if the loudest voice isn't always the most powerfu...
By Brad Walsh.
Time is your most valuable asset. You can't buy more of it, but you can use it smarter. If you're a podcaster, how you manage your time will determine whether you thrive or burn out. A...
By Lauren Regan.
Last December, my best friend Amy and I found ourselves people-watching from the window of The French Quarter in Newcastle city centre. After tiring of watching various slightly tiddly...
A Venturing Nomad.
Crossing the North Sea from Harwich to Hook Van Holland has been the connection between the East of England and the Netherlands since the late 1800's. Initially run by the railway ...
By Tricia Scott.
Once upon a time, when I was still convinced that "wait your turn" was solid life advice and that the people on LinkedIn were actual gods in power suits, I also believed that I had t...
By Laura Pearman.
In a world where people scroll past everything faster than you can say "algorithm," it's a struggle to stand out by being the loudest. Frankly, who wants to be known to be the loude...
By Tricia Scott.
I have a question for you.Â
Have you ever had a question burning on the tip of your tongue, but instead of asking it, you just sat there nodding along like, "Oh yep, totally followi...
By Tricia Scott.
I see you.
Staring down your laptop with the kind of existential fatigue usually reserved for Oscar winners and toddlers coming off a sugar high.
You've been "fine." You've been "g...
By Tricia Scott
You know me, never one to shy away from a difficult conversation, so here's what's on my heart today.... I want to talk about that part of you you've tried to hide, fix, or convince y...
 By Tricia Scott.
I've been thinking about avoidance. I know, random, right? Welcome to my brain.
By Claire Winter.
Creative writing is a journey of self-expression, a canvas where emotions, opinions, and imagination converge. Whether you're writing a book, mapping out a blog, crafting a poem, or...
By Dino Tartaglia.
In 1964, just before the Tokyo Olympics, a Japanese company launched a pedometer called the Manpo-kei - the "10,000-step meter." The name wasn't backed by research or rigorous scie...
By Hayley McDonnell.
The sub-text of it all is really about de-cluttering and finding space, literally and metaphorically.
The older I get, and I don't think I am old yet, the more I find I don't need...
