27 September 2026
Believe in Yourself — Know Your Superpowers (Chapter 4)
Discover your natural strengths in a team, explore eight Wealth Dynamics profiles, and see how they complement one another at work and at home.
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Notes on navigating change.
6 September 2026
Navigating New Relationships at Work and Home — Chapter 3
Why turbulence is normal in new and existing relationships, and how the Parent Adult Child model, Tuckman's stages, VARK communication styles and value alignment help you navigate them.
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Finding the Light — Push v Pull Motivation (Chapter 2)
Understand the difference between push and pull motivation — and use SWOT, the Wheel of Life and MoSCoW to find the light at the end of the tunnel.
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Navigating a New Chapter in Life — Chapter 1 of the Book
How do we navigate change successfully? An introduction to the book and course that bring Change Management principles from the workplace into everyday life.
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Navigating redundancy and the emotional roller coaster
Redundancy is a grief of its own. The five stages, why writing it down stops you taking it out on the people you love, and how to turn it into a plan.
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Do I quit my job or not?
Is it really the job, or what the job represents? Use the NLP logical levels to brain-dump the decision and find out whether leaving would actually solve it.
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Why writing helps you get clear
Thoughts stuck in your head just circle. On the page they hold still. The Wheel of Life, writing as therapy, and the four-hour flight that changed everything.
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The grief cycle isn't just for bereavement
Divorce is a bereavement of its own — the family unit, the house, the everyday with your kids. Here's what the five stages looked like for me, and what helped.
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Why it's important to vocalise your story
How much should you share on social media? The personal stories are the ones people remember — and staying silent costs more than speaking up.
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