
Communication tools for high-processing and neuro-complex minds navigating the unwritten rules of corporate life.
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A four-part series about authenticity at work, why “being yourself” is more complicated than it sounds, and a couple of things (and tools) introverted and neurodivergent professionals might find helpful.
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Six months ago I came to Substack for the least romantic reason imaginable: every other social platform made my teeth itch. The shouting, the dopamine slot-machine functionality, the obligation to have an instant opinion about everything —...
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Priya doesn’t usually say much in these kinds of team meetings.
But she’s been looking at the rollout plan for two days straight, fixating on...
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Part 6 of a series on why (smart) organisations do strange things to smart people.
Part 1: Why Competent People Disappear: Functional Stupidity and the Invisible Professional
Part 2: How...
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Somewhere right now, a grown man is lowering himself into a wheelie bin full of ice water while a phone, propped against a kettlebell, records the experience for posterity. Somewhere else, a woman is on day f...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Writing about how to make workplaces work for quiet, high-processing, and neuro-complex minds. Communication strategies and tools from a late-identified Comms Prof & former Ad-Creative. Occasionally served with a dash of sarcasm. \ud83d\udc08⬛☕️\ud83e\udde0\ud83d\udcd6
Business psychologist, Coach, L&D designer, corporate misfit. I write for people pleasers, introverts, and the quietly furious who are burning out in corporate life because their strengths are working against them.
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