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Writing about mental health, recovery, communication, and the personal side of building a sustainable life.
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Getting psychological safety backonMarch 24, 2024 in categoryLifePsychological safety is very important to me. It's probably the most important thing in a workplace.
New beginningsonOctober 31, 2021 in categoryLifeMy thoughts on starting at Exove remotely and what it felt like to join a new company without meeting people in person first.
TrustonDecember 06, 2020 in categoryLifeWhy rebuilding trust is slow and painful, and what it takes to start earning it back.
Good communicationonSeptember 12, 2020 in categoryLifeGood communication isn't achieved by squashing people's personalities. It comes from understanding and accepting different kinds of people and their ways to communicate.
Value your own skillsonAugust 13, 2020 in categoryLifeWhy it matters to value your own skills instead of constantly comparing yourself to others in a negative way.
Recovering from exhaustiononJanuary 29, 2020 in categoryLifeHow finally seeing a doctor helped me start recovering from exhaustion and take my situation seriously.
The importance of good supportonOctober 31, 2019 in categoryLifeWhy a good support network matters so much when mental health problems show up.
Remote working from a feline point-of-viewonOctober 05, 2019 in categoryLifeOsiris and Lumia both like to take part in remote working.
Remote workingonSeptember 24, 2019 in categoryLifeA personal look at the positives and negatives of remote working and how it affects daily life.
The importance of sleeponSeptember 16, 2019 in categoryLifeSleeping enough really makes a difference in one's well-being and energy levels.
I love the rainonSeptember 11, 2019 in categoryLifeRain makes me happy. There's nothing better than autumn rain and thunderstorms.
Fighting exhaustion and impostor syndromeonSeptember 09, 2019 in categoryLifeHow exhaustion, mental health, and impostor syndrome can reinforce each other and push people toward burnout.