
Too Senior for Tactics, Too Junior for Strategy
You’re not the strategist. You’re not the executor. You’re the glue. Learn how to lead from the messy middle of change.
Careers aren’t linear anymore—especially in change work. This tag is your tactical lab for navigating pivots, building leverage, and making moves that matter. Advice grounded in experience, not aspiration posters.
You’re not the strategist. You’re not the executor. You’re the glue. Learn how to lead from the messy middle of change.
What freelancers get right about change work, and what in-house teams can steal. Lessons from the edge of the org chart.
What does it mean to lead change with no team, no budget, and no backup? This issue dives into skeleton crew change work, why it’s more common than it should be, and how to survive it. Plus: AI’s true costs, predictive analytics, and credibility in action.
Your change management skills are valuable - but are you charging what they’re worth? Learn how to set your rates with confidence, from hourly pricing to value-based consulting.
For seasoned change practitioners, the Chief of Staff role is a natural next step. Explore how your skills in strategy, influence, and emotional intelligence can position you as a key advisor to senior leadership.
Credibility is everything for change practitioners, especially when you’re new. Learn proven techniques to build trust quickly, demonstrate value, and establish your reputation with stakeholders.
Your LinkedIn profile is more than a digital resume - it’s your professional brand and networking hub. Learn how to optimize it for change management opportunities and attract your next role.
Your change management skills are valuable beyond your 9-to-5. Discover how to turn your expertise into a profitable side hustle, offering coaching, consulting, and training on your terms.
January offers more than a fresh calendar. It’s a powerful moment to reflect, reset, and realign your change practice with purpose. Start your year with intention and build momentum for meaningful impact.