Work In Play
Meg KehoeWork in Play is where I stash the good stuff—tools, prompts, and half-baked experiments—for making work and life feel a little more alive. Think of this as an ongoing field trip into the messy middle of joy, strategy, creativity, and systems.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 13 | Subscribers | Read | workinplay.substack.com |
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The Joy Audit
## The Joy Audit
Diagnosing Problems Before Jumping to Solutions
Work In Play is a free Monday newsletter. If you love it, tell a friend. Work In Play will always be a Work In Progress — and I’m thrilled you’re along for the ride.
The Salaried Contractor Trap
Working Woes is my running collection of the headaches, hiccups, and hilarious missteps that show up in modern work life — especially in consulting and creative fields. Think of it as the flip side of Work in Play: less shiny case studies, ...
Detroit Month of Design: Proof That Play Runs This Town
Work in Play is my ongoing experiment in joy, curiosity, and work that doesn’t eat your soul. It’s weekly-ish, always free, and best when shared with friends. Still a Work in Progress — thanks for coming along anyway.
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Facilitator, project whisperer, and advocate for joyful, human-centered work and life. Meg Kehoe designs better systems, meetings, and cities — and never turns down a good story or a great recommendation.
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