Quite Contrary
Mary Jantsch, AuroreCareer advice rarely looks to soil, snails, or seasons. But nature has a lot to say about growth.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 36 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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Things that have caught my attention.
I am always picking things up: a dark rock with a white stripe running through its center, a dry eucalyptus pod with five points instead of four, a leaf reduced to a delicate lacework of veins.
As I w...
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The stories that make our careers legible can also keep us stuck
If you’re new here, hi! I’m Mary. I write about careers and the natural world. I found myself staring at a taxidermied coyote and couldn't stop thinking about her. So, I wrote this piece about her on my birthday.
Her body had been arrange...
Rest is not the opposite of progress
I was struggling to focus this afternoon, so I thought I’d try going analog. I printed the latest batch of Season Debrief requests, packed my notebook, and walked to the park to outline my responses.
This is what happened instead:
I walke...
309 people have found their Career Season
As I hit publish, 309 people have used the Career Season Finder.
At 13%, Summer is the smallest segment of results so far. I find this fascinating because so much career advice is written for people in Summer, a season of momentum, output,...
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I used to lead People Ops for startups. Then I became a gardener. Now I combine the two by writing about what nature can teach us about work.
Where food meets nature, wellness, and the quiet art of becoming who we are. Oh, and I love monkeys.
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