
Curiosity is the only thing keeping me sane - well, that and my pets.
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When you’re staring down the barrel of potential job loss you find yourself doing some funny things. Not like Kumail Nanjiani funny (How cool would that be?!) but more like out of character. Ish.
Not out of character enough to start eating...
You know that weird, ugh-y, uncomfortable feeling in your gut when you realize something’s going wrong and it occurs to you that you’re the reason why? Ick.
I think the only thing worse is watching something go wrong, and having no clue it...
I’ve worked for the same company, or some version of it since it’s been revamped and reorganized four times, for the last 20 years. Back around 2018, they started using EOS™, which stands for Entrepreneurial Operating System.
Ahem steps...
It’s not about what I thought it was
My current boss and I have a standing check-in meeting every Friday. In the last 12 weeks, we’ve met maybe twice. I’m being generous. I can really only remember once but I could be wrong, and if I can’t...
If ever the universe put a banner up across the main highway of my life, screaming, “Pay Attention!!!!”, this had to be it.
Two years ago my old company merged with a new one and my future was, let’s say, less than clear. Really it was fog...
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If you’re looking for ways to “reclaim your sparkle,” this ain’t it. Couldn't be more middle-aged, cis, het, suburban, white lady - and still so completely out of place with everyone and everything. Hopelessly distractable.
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