Rebel Psychology
Deano SymeonidesHelp for people pleasers, introverts, and anyone burning out quietly in corporate life. Weekly essays diagnosing the patterns that keep you overextended, overlooked, and slowly disappearing.
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Why introverts stay in toxic jobs longer
This one’s different.
It’s a collaboration with a good friend I’ve met here, Ania Jaworska, from Life realignment for introverts.
Ania writes for mid-career introverts ready to drop the double identity and realign their lives. And it turn...
Who made them gods?
Bottom of the pit
I’ve never liked the word subordinate.
Cause the connotations are all wrong.
Subordinate means you are below someone. And you’re submissive to them. And you defer to them for guidance. And you don’t matter.
Cog in th...
Hey dad
Being retired has its perks.
You get to do what you want, when you want to. Sure, you don’t move like you used to…
Lots of spare time, fill up your hours with stuff you’ve been meaning to do for a long time.
And right now, in your shed,...
Culture is a thousand small moments
I want to talk about culture.
Organisational culture.
A word that’s tossed around freely as if it’s a thing, almost physical in form, that can be fixed with a remedy.
“We need to improve the culture”, I hear some HR person say somewher...
Parachute
Lisa’s lost.
She’s forgotten her face but can remember the exact setting for the brightness of her laptop’s screen.
Corporate life is killing her on loop. Burn, baby, burn.
It’s a cold time. She feels the cold grip her limbs. It doesn’t...
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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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