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Why You Can't Work Out What to Do Next in Your Career When You're Exhausted
When you know something in your working life needs to change but can't work out what to do next, it's easy to blame motivation, confidence or indecision. But making change requires energy, and when your capacity is depleted, even thinking about what comes next becomes harder.
Patricia Ezechie
7 days ago7 min read


The Invisible Years: When Career Change Takes Longer Than You Expected
We tend to become aware of other people's career stories when something finally becomes visible: the promotion, the new role, the career change. But what happens during the months or years nobody sees? The Invisible Years explores the quieter work of questioning, learning and staying engaged when you don't yet know what comes next.
Patricia Ezechie
Sep 265 min read


Why Career Questions Are Rarely About Just One Thing
We often believe we have one career problem to solve: a job, confidence, motivation or clarity. But what we are experiencing is usually shaped by several parts of our work and lives interacting with one another.
Patricia Ezechie
Jul 294 min read


Why Career Dissatisfaction Is Rarely Just About Work
Many people think they have a career problem, when what they’re really experiencing is something much deeper: a growing gap between who they are, how they’re living, and the way they experience themselves through work.
Patricia Ezechie
May 134 min read
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