How to Disagree With Your Boss Without Paying For It
You were right, and it still cost you a year. How to be correct in an organisation that punishes being correct in public, without becoming someone who says nothing.
Journal
The Laws of Power Journal
Articles on the situations the laws describe — credit, boundaries, difficult conversations and composure. Short, practical, and written to be used the same week you read them.
Saying Less Is Why People Take You More Seriously
You were taught that explaining yourself is polite. In practice it reads as apology. Why the sentence you decide not to add is the one that makes people listen.
Stop Being the Person Everyone Dumps Work On
You are the reliable one, and that is exactly the problem. Three ways to stop absorbing everyone else's work without becoming the difficult colleague.
What to Do When Someone Presents Your Work as Their Own
You did the analysis and they said "we found". Nobody lied, and that is what makes it so hard to challenge. How to protect your record without starting a war.
Win the Next Difficult Conversation Before You Walk In
Most negotiations are lost in the week before, not in the room. Four habits that decide the outcome while you are still preparing.
You Are Allowed to Take Up the Space You Already Occupy
Somewhere along the way you started apologising for a position you had already earned. Why authority is read off you before you have opened your mouth — and what to stop doing today.
One law a day, on your Lock Screen
The journal is where the laws meet a specific problem. The app is where they arrive daily, before you have to remember to look for them.
