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The Pressure to Know What Comes Next
When something in our work begins to feel wrong, we often rush towards the question, “What should I do next?” But perhaps clarity does not begin with having the answer. Perhaps it begins with becoming curious enough to understand what has changed.
Patricia Ezechie
3 days ago7 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


The Harm That Wasn’t Named: Watching the BAFTAs Conversation Unfold
Whether the person who shouted it lives with Tourette’s. Whether intention was absent. Whether production teams failed. None of those realities undo the fact that the word was heard. That it landed. That for many people watching, it registered instantly and viscerally.
Impact and intention are not the same thing. And acknowledging harm does not require denying neurological conditions, or dismissing disability experiences, or apportioning blame in simplistic ways. Multiple tru
Patricia Ezechie
Mar 42 min read
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