Inwards, onwards & upwards
A journal of invitations, ideas & inspiration to keep you moving from where you are to where you want to be
The mixtape career
Careers today are like a great mixtape—eclectic, carefully curated, and all the better for mixing it up.
Gone are the days of a straight, predictable path.
Now, it's about blending diverse experiences and finding your groove in unexpected ways.
90s career advisors have a lot to answer for
I know a little about a lot of things. A certified generalist. But as a teenager, this baffled career advisors and their aptitude tests.
The progress of your peers simple proves what is possible
Sometimes, it’s not about huge leaps—it’s about seeing the people next to you win, and knowing you can too.
I’m finally making peace with being a polymath
Ever felt like a jack of all trades but master of none?
Your career success boils down to one key skill.
Think of your career as a series of phases—work, travel, learning, creating, mentoring—each transition is a chance to level up.
Your career isn’t a straight path, it’s a journey of reinvention. So, what’s your next move?
Change begins at home
When we talk about changing the world
what we’re really talking about is changing other people.
Worry less. Influence more.
You want more things to be different than you have the power to change.
But imagine only concerning yourself with what you can actually affect.
If you do what you did you’ll get what you got.
Do the opposite of what feels right. Because what feels right is really what feels familiar. And you will attract and be drawn to the very things you don’t want any more.
This time will not be different unless you do something different.
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