Thriving-ish in my 30s
Thriving-ish in my 30sJoin me as I navigate career pivots, relationships, mental health, and the elusive quest for work-life balance during what's supposed to be the greatest decade of my life.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 21 | Subscribers | Read | thrivingishinmy30s.substack.com |
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Thriving Without Burning Out: The Art of Not Lighting Your Candle at Both Ends
Hi readers! First off, sorry it’s been a while since my last post. Life has been a little hectic and this is the first time I’m getting some downtime in a few weeks to write. If this sounds familiar, welcome to the club nobody asks to join:...
Thriving in a Relationship: Embracing Differences and Aligning on What Matters Most
Relationships are often built on a foundation of shared values, mutual respect, and lifestyle alignment. While it’s natural for people to have differences—whether they’re in opinions, hobbies, or backgrounds—these differences don’t always h...
Thriving While Being Vulnerable in a New Relationship
New relationships are a mix of excitement and uncertainty. You’re drawn to the person, intrigued by what’s unfolding, but also acutely aware that getting close means opening yourself up—letting them see not just the version of you that’s ch...
Thriving as a New Leader: Managing Conflict While Building Trust
Starting a new role is always an adjustment—there’s a learning curve to the culture, a need to prove yourself, and the challenge of building trust. But when you’re also responsible for managing a difficult employee, the pressure intensifies...
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