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The Bare Minimum Change Plan That Still Gets Results

The Bare Minimum Change Plan That Still Gets Results

Not every project needs a full change rollout. If you’re solo or stretched thin, a “bare minimum” plan can still deliver results. This guide shows how to reduce confusion, build trust, and drive adoption with just enough change support to matter.

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Focus is Power

Focus is Power

In a world of constant pings and platform-hopping, deep work is more than a productivity hack—it’s a strategic advantage. Learn how to reclaim focus, reduce context switching, and deliver higher-value work in consulting environments overloaded with noise.

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How to Freelance Without Burning Out

How to Freelance Without Burning Out

Freelancing can give you freedom—or drain you fast. This guide offers 10 hard-won strategies to avoid burnout, manage your energy, and build a sustainable solo practice, whether you're side hustling or all-in on consulting.

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Tactical Empathy for Change Practitioners

Tactical Empathy for Change Practitioners

Most change practitioners know how to “listen with empathy,” but tactical empathy goes further. It’s the art of reading resistance, responding with purpose, and guiding people forward—without burning yourself out in the process.

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Thriving in the Middle Seat

Thriving in the Middle Seat

The “middle seat” in change work—too senior for pure execution, too junior for strategy—can feel invisible and exhausting. But with the right framing, it’s one of the most valuable vantage points in the organization.

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How Fractional and Freelance Pros Stay Sane in the Chaos

Whether you're a fractional freelancer or embedded in one complex org, staying organized isn’t optional—it’s survival. This article introduces a simple system to help you manage email, files, and notes inside your client’s environment—so you can stay sharp, reliable, and sane.

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