
For high achievers good at performing and exhausted by it. Writing about nervous system regulation, the cost of invisible labor, and what becomes possible when you stop absorbing what was never yours to carry.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
For high achievers good at performing and exhausted by it. I write about nervous system regulation, invisible labor, and what becomes possible when you stop absorbing what was never yours to carry. Nicole Johnson, coach, UX leader, solo parent.
Former good girl employee turned fractional COO. Building a life between Argentina and Spain without anyone's permission or playbook. I write about work, identity, slow living and all the things I was too polite to say in my corporate job.
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