The reason you’re stuck makes sense.

You aren’t dying of misery yet.

You’ve secured flexible hours that afford you time to do school drop off or pick up, even if the cost of that flexibility is poor boundaries. You get paid reasonably well for what you do, even if the figure hasn’t gone up as much as you’d like…

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Sticky or stuck? There's a difference.

There’s a point (maybe a few) in your career where things get a little ‘sticky’.

It can get a little sticky when the time comes to level up. Scoring that first leadership role is tough - you can’t get experience without being given a shot, and you often won’t get a shot without experience.

You might then find yourself a bit stuck…

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Rewriting my CV every year changed everything.

Every year in January, I write my CV from scratch. A blank page.
Every year it changes, to align with who I am (or who I’m not) today.
Every year it reflects the direction I would head in, if I went back to corporate.

And every year I wonder if I could ACTUALLY get a job, if I ever decided to re-enter the traditional job-market.

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And so, it begins.

I’ve just returned from a week at the beach with my partner and our four kids, aged 5 to 10 years old, and I’m shattered.

Kids are fucking whiny.

Co-parents can be a pain in the arse.

I struggle without the comfort of my routines and rituals…

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Decision making dilemmas?

Something my clients often talk to me about is a fear of making the wrong decision, or, a fixation with making the right one. Same same, but different. Fear or fixation, the end result is often similar - you stay stuck.

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