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Nobody talks about the suck

Nobody talks about the suck that comes with starting your own thing.

When you first decide you’re going to do it, you have this amazing excitement. You feel like this will change everything! You won’t have to worry about money. You’ll have...

3 days ago
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Insecurity is blinding

[Trigger warning: This post mentions suicide.]

The other day I got a Teams message that immediately ticked me off. I adore the sender but this woman was asking a question I couldn’t answer. Not because it wasn’t my area of expertise or rel...

10 days ago
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WHEN THE TRUTH-TELLERS BECOME THE PROBLEM

Pronouns have been changed to protect the… people. No one’s guilty. No one’s innocent. We’re all just human.

“What is she talking about?” was my first thought. I couldn’t believe she’d said the words, and I couldn’t understand how they m...

17 days ago
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So I met Thucydides

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...

24 days ago
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Did I do this?

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...

a month ago
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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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