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The mid-year audit for non-linear careers
Finding out, six months in, that the itinerary and the roster were never the same document.
Jul 5
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Katie
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Your CV is lying about you (it’s designed to)
On the format that hides exactly what’s most useful about you — and what to do instead.
Jul 2
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Katie
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June 2026
You’ve been measuring yourself on the wrong clock
On borrowed timelines, inherited milestones, and the anxiety of measuring yourself on someone else’s sequence.
Jun 28
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Katie
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How I knew it was actually time to leave (Not the signs. The signal.)
On the difference between a hundred reasons to go and the one quiet moment that actually tells you.
Jun 25
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Katie
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The reinvention story we’re not telling
On drift, luck and the narrative we install afterwards — and who the clean version is failing
Jun 21
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Katie
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The relief you’re not allowed to feel when the job ends
On the feeling nobody prepares you for — and why it's usually the most honest one
Jun 18
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Katie
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The multi-passionate person’s guide to answering “what do you do.”
There is no good one-sentence answer. That’s the first thing to make peace with.
Jun 14
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Katie
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What happens to your identity when you remove the job title
Nobody warns you that the title was holding more than your calendar. It was holding the answer to who you are
Jun 11
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Katie
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You don’t pivot. You add. ‘Starting over’ was always the wrong frame.
I keep hearing people apologise for their own history. The word they use to do it is “pivot.”
Jun 7
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Katie
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the clarity trap: why the advice doesn't work for people who want everything.
There is an entire industry built on telling people to get clear. It assumes the problem is confusion. It doesn't account for the person whose problem…
Jun 1
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Katie
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May 2026
how to explain a nonlinear career without apologizing for it
The nonlinear career isn't confusing. You've just been using the wrong vocabulary for it. And when you're explaining yourself in someone else's…
May 27
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Katie
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I've been five different people at work. none of them were wrong.
The career that doesn't make sense is still a career. It's also data.
May 24
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Katie
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