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09/09/2026

Sometimes the problem isn’t that you don’t know something needs to change.

You fu***ng know.

You just can’t see a version of change that doesn’t mean:

leaving the relationship
quitting the job
walking away from people
starting again
blowing your whole life up

So you keep going.

Because “this isn’t working” feels easier to live with than “what if changing it costs me everything?”

And when you’re right inside it, those can start to look like the only two options:

put up with it
or
leave

They’re not always the only options.

Sometimes you need someone outside the situation to help you see what actually needs to change and what doesn’t.

If you’re stuck in that “I can’t keep doing this, but I don’t want to blow everything up either” place, tell me what’s going on.

That’s exactly the kind of thing I work through with people 1:1.

08/09/2026

Sometimes you don’t even know where to start because everything is connected to everything else.

There’s history.

Other people.

Stuff you can’t just walk away from.

Things you’ve tried.

Things you’re still trying to understand.

And suddenly explaining what’s going on feels like you need to give someone the last ten years of your life first.

You don’t.

Start with the bit that’s bothering you today.

The conversation.

The decision.

The thing you keep thinking about.

The thing you’re fu***ng sick of.

We can start there and work out the rest as we go.

You don’t need to make your life sound neat before you bring it to me.

Tell me the first thing that comes to mind.

08/09/2026

You know that feeling when the holiday is nearly over and you can feel your normal life getting closer again?

That little drop in your stomach.

F**k. I have to go back to that.

Maybe it’s work.
Maybe it’s the constant rushing.
Maybe it’s being needed by everyone.
Maybe it’s the version of you that seems to disappear again the second regular life starts back up.

And you tell yourself it’s just because the holiday was good.

Maybe.

But if every time you get some distance from your life, the thought of going back makes your whole body go nope…

I’d pay attention to that.

Because the holiday gave you a break from whatever’s going on.

It didn’t change it.

And if you already know there’s something about your life you don’t want to keep going back to, that is exactly the kind of thing I work through with people 1:1.

Tell me what’s going on.

07/09/2026

Someone wanting something now doesn’t automatically mean you have to drop what you’re doing.

Someone else being stressed doesn’t mean you have to become stressed too.

Before you jump in:

Can it wait?
Does it actually need me?
What happens if I don’t do anything right now?

Because if your default is always “I’ll deal with it”, people get very used to you dealing with it.

And so do you.

That’s how your day ends up full of everybody else’s s**t while the things that matter to you keep getting pushed back.

If things are constantly becoming yours to sort out, tell me what’s going on.

We’ll work out which bits actually need you and which ones you can stop automatically jumping on.

07/09/2026

Everyone had plenty to say before the meeting.

What they thought was happening.
What they thought the manager would say.
What they thought would happen if somebody actually asked.

Then we were sitting in the room with the person who could answer the question.

Silence.

Nobody wanted to make it awkward.

So I asked.

And nothing terrible happened.

It made me realise how much time we can spend talking about something, thinking about it, guessing what someone might say, replaying conversations that haven’t even happened yet…
instead of just asking the fu***ng question.

Because sometimes it’s not the question that’s the problem.

It’s everything you’ve already decided might happen if you ask it.

And meanwhile, you’re still the one thinking about it hours later.

If you’ve got one of those situations going round and round in your head, tell me what’s going on.

Sometimes you need someone outside it to go:

Hang on. What are you actually worried is going to happen here?

05/09/2026

You can get used to almost anything.

That doesn’t mean it’s okay.

You keep functioning.
You keep showing up.

Nothing completely falls apart.

Other people look at you and think you’re fine.

And eventually you start using that as evidence.

Maybe this is just how life is.
Maybe I’m expecting too much.
Maybe I should just deal with it.

Even when something inside you keeps going:

I can’t keep fu***ng doing this.

That’s the dangerous bit.

Not necessarily falling apart.

Getting so used to something that isn’t working that you stop questioning whether it has to be this way.

If you know something’s off but you can’t see what to do without blowing your whole life up, tell me what’s going on.

We’ll work out what the f**k is actually happening first.

05/09/2026

You’re still getting up.

Still doing what needs doing.

Still answering people, sorting s**t out, going where you need to go, keeping things moving.

Every now and then, that little voice pops up inside your head:

“I’m actually not okay.”

And then it’s gone.

Because you’ve got s**t to get done.
Because who else is going to do it?

You’ve been the one doing everything for so long that you’ve started believing everything depends on you.

That if you stop, it all falls apart.

But every now and then, you’re not there.

You’re sick.
You’re away.

Something happens and you simply can’t do it.
And somehow… people manage.

Things still get done.

Maybe not exactly how you would have done them.

Maybe not when you would have done them.

But the world doesn’t collapse.

And that can be a bit confronting when you’ve spent years believing you don’t really have the option to stop.

Sometimes it’s not that nobody else will do it.

It’s that you’ve got so used to doing everything yourself, nobody else gets much of a chance.

And the weird part is, when you’re not there, they usually manage.

If you’re reading this thinking, “f**k, I do this” - tell me what’s going on.

We’ll work out what actually needs you, what someone else can do, and why you’ve ended up believing it all has to be you in the first place.

04/09/2026

I used to say yes because saying no felt harder.

Then I’d be pi**ed off.

At them.
At myself.

At the fact I’d agreed to something I didn’t fu***ng want to do in the first place.

And meanwhile everything in me had been screaming NO the whole time.

If you do this a lot, you probably don’t need someone telling you to “set better boundaries.”

You already know you should say no more often.

The harder bit is working out why you keep saying yes when you don’t mean it.

What you think will happen if you say no.

Whose reaction you’re trying to avoid.

How much of your life has quietly ended up being organised around keeping everybody else okay.

And after you’ve done it for long enough, it gets bloody hard to tell the difference between what you actually want and what you’ve just got very good at putting up with.

That’s the s**t I want to look at with you.

Not give you another rule to follow.

Actually work out what the f**k is going on in your life so you can start making decisions that feel like yours again.

If you’re reading this going “f**k, I do this” - you can work with me 1:1.

04/09/2026

Getting pi**ed off isn’t the problem.

I still get pi**ed off.

What changed for me was how long it stayed with me.

Something that once could have lived in my head for days or weeks can now be dealt with, understood and moved on from much faster.

You don’t have to become someone who never reacts.

But if one s**tty moment keeps taking the rest of your day with it, that’s worth looking at.

If this is where you’re at, you can work with me 1:1.

04/09/2026

I genuinely thought the only way to stop feeling the way I felt was to change everything.

Leave.
Walk away.
Start again.

Blow the whole thing up.

Because when you’re that deep inside your own head, it can be hard to see anything between “keep putting up with this” and “f**k it, I’m out.”

Those weren’t actually my only two choices.

I just couldn’t see another one yet.

Sometimes what you need is someone outside the situation who can see what you can’t.

Not to tell you to stay.

Not to tell you to leave.

To help you work out what’s actually going on, what needs to change, and what you want to do next.

If this is where you’re at, you can work with me 1:1.

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