The STC Blog
Practical wisdom for navigating change with clarity, courage, and compassion.
She'd switched jobs four times in six years, each one a genuine improvement on paper. The dissatisfaction followed her to every single one, and it took a while to realize the problem was never actually the job.
At a dinner party three weeks after the layoff, someone asked the ordinary opening question everyone asks: so what do you do?…
Eighteen years into a career she was genuinely good at, she caught herself doing the math: if she started something new now,…
The meeting lasted eleven minutes. Fourteen years of showing up, of being good at something, ended with a folder of paperwork and…
Most career pivots fail for a boring reason: nobody checked whether the destination could actually pay the bills during the run-up. Four…
If your title, your platform, or your last result disappeared tomorrow, no drama, no scandal, simply gone, who would you be at…
Six weeks after the deal that should have changed everything, he was already circling a bigger one. Not because the first wasn't…
Redundancy and forced career change shake something deeper than your finances — they challenge your sense of purpose, identity, and worth. Here…
