The inner work of work.
“I’m not doing enough”
Part of the series: What We Say About Work (And What It Reveals)
This essay explores the quiet belief that we are already behind.
“I don’t know what I want”
“I don’t know what I want”
Part of the series: What We Say About Work (And What It Reveals)
This essay explores what a personal vision can offer.
“What if…”
“What if…”
Part of the series: What We Say About Work (And What It Reveals)
This essay explores a quiet “What if…” that many of us live with.
“I just need to set boundaries”
“I just need to set boundaries”
Part of the series: What We Say About Work (And What It Reveals)
This essay explores a solution we reach for with many workplace problems: “I just need to set boundaries.”
“Is it time to make a move?”
“Is it time to make a move?”
Part of the series: What We Say About Work (And What It Reveals)
This essay explores a question that sometimes lives in our heads: “Is it time to make a move?”
“I shouldn’t let this bother me”
“I shouldn’t let this bother me”
Part of the series: What We Say About Work (And What It Reveals)
This essay of the series explores a lingering frustration: “I shouldn’t let this bother me.”
“I can’t take time off”
Part of the series: What We Say About Work (And What It Reveals)
This essay of the series explores a sentence many of us say often: “I can’t take time off.”
“I want to feel good about work”
Part of the series: What We Say About Work (And What It Reveals)
This first essay of the series explores a sentence many of us quietly carry: “I just want to feel good about work.”
The Inner Work of Work focuses on alignment, over-functioning, identity, and what it really means to feel good about work.