In this episode, I’m joined by Andrea Reeves for a candid conversation about what it means to be the emotional caretaker at work.

We explore the cost of over-functioning, the tangled relationship between sensitivity and boundaries, and the quiet rebellion of saying “this isn’t sustainable – for me”.

In this month’s episode I’m sitting down with Andrea Reeves to discuss ways that neurodivergent people can find more compassionate and rebellious ways of working and getting organized.

I love Andrea’s approach to finding tools and systems that work for each person’s unique needs, and her willingness to push back against the systemic factors that negatively impact all of us.

Join me and Andrea Reeves as we discuss the ways self-help isn't so helpful.

We discuss finding systems and routines that work for you without attributing a story that you're failing or being a bad person as well as the beauty of embracing intentional inconsistency: accepting that you'll be inconsistent and de-shaming those habits that might be less than habitual.

Welcome back to Trying Stuff. Today’s episode is about the ethos of collaborative leadership and how I’m updating my group coaching program, SUSTAIN, to experiment with a new model.

I'm introducing two new co-coaches joining me this fall—brand strategist Jamie Cox and systems strategist Andrea Reeves.