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That's A Monday Me Problem

Roxy Couse

my weekly notes to corporate millennials and those building a personal brand as career insurance.

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Latest Issues

This Week's Work Problem: Leadership has a vision. A plan is not included.

Sometimes the most stressful part of work isn't the change itself but pretending that the change makes sense.

Thursdays mean you officially have permission to mentally leave the meeting.

8 days ago
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The Non-Linear Career (& Why It's Better)

Is it time to pour one out for the corporate ladder? No, really…

Because I don’t think the hardest part of today’s job market is AI, layoffs, or even figuring out what comes next. I believe it’s letting go of the version of success so many...

11 days ago
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The ship was already sinking: how to quit without the guilt

The hardest part of quitting is out-arguing the voice that says you're abandoning something, especially when it feels like your "calling."

Wednesdays after a long weekend just hit differently. But uuuuggggh, we’re almost through the hump!

16 days ago
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Middle management is a thankless job.

As I get closer to my one-year anniversary as a creatorpreneur, I’m feeling incredibly grateful for this chapter of my life and the flexibility that comes with it.

But this wasn’t always my reality. Before building a business around my own...

18 days ago
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This Week’s Work Problem: Managing up when your boss can’t lead 👀

You can't fix an incompetent boss, but you can stop letting them dictate your sanity.

Hey y’all!

23 days ago
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    New mom, founder, eldest daughter, ex-corporate ladder climber, learning what it means to be free from corporate spaces. Identifying how much of my time I am willing to exchange for money

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