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Work and skills

For when work feels stuck, you want to grow at the job you have, or you're wondering about a change. Start with what you're good at and what you want, then test one small step.

Guides

Guide · 11 min read

Career change at 40

Thinking of a career change at 40? A plain step-by-step guide: what to test first, how to plan money and training, and where to get free careers advice.

Guide · 9 min read

Strengths at work

What are your strengths at work? Plain examples, a step-by-step way to find yours, how to use them more in your job and what to say in an interview.

Guide · 9 min read

Work boundaries

How to set boundaries at work: plain examples, signs you need them, step-by-step ways to start, word-for-word scripts and what to do if they are ignored.

Guide · 9 min read

How to learn a new skill

How to learn a new skill with a small plan: pick the skill, set a first target, practise in short sessions and test yourself. Includes a free learning plan.

Guide · 9 min read

How to find your purpose

Purpose as a direction, not a destiny: questions to ask yourself, small experiments to try, and what to do if the search feels stuck or hopeless.

Guide · 8 min read

Signs of burnout

The signs of burnout as the World Health Organization describes them, how it differs from stress and low mood, and what to do next, with free worksheets.

Guide · 8 min read

Time management tips

Twelve practical time management tips with one plain line on how to use each: weekly planning, top three, buffers and more. Includes free planner printables.

Guide · 8 min read

How to be more productive

How to be more productive without the hustle: a 6-step plan for your week and day, habits that last, why rest counts, and free planner printables.

Guide · 10 min read

Personal development plan

What a personal development plan is, the parts of one, three short examples (student, career change, confidence) and seven steps to write your own in an hour.

Guide · 8 min read

Energy management

Energy management in plain steps: notice your highs and lows, find what drains and fills you, plan hard tasks and rest around them, and know when to see a GP.