HeyJaredJust Trying Stuff
Jodie Flynn writes about clarity, structured thinking and navigating work and life without fragmenting yourself. Founder of The Clear Way
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55 and still alive (opens the original)
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I am a project coordinator, analyst, specialist whatever the latest word in corporate land, that’s me. When I started in the job in project coordination (after moving from publishing, accounts receivable and customer service manager+), the ladder was project administrator, project coordinator, project analyst, program coordinator, program analyst, portfolio analyst then senior of all the roles and on and on. The weird thing is that I have been in the job so long (20 years) that project coordinat
Then & Now Memoir - Another Chapter (opens the original)
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In 2009, I started a blog that would document Shawn and I’s road through having children via donor eggs in Thailand.This is us on our honeymoon in Thailand<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="1092" src="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!Paxj
The Restricted Section (opens the original)
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The nook was cosy and The Librarian was resting.After a time, The Librarian appeared, refreshed and she bustled happily as she tended the nook. No longer sharp edged, with furrowed brows an easy smile was on her face. She reminds me of my mum and her mum – the three generations of us born within a day of each other.She took my hand and started to show me through the library. Her hand was warm and comforting as we started off away from the nook and into the darkness. She told me that the warm glo
The Librarian (opens the original)
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For the longest time in my life, I was afraid of my mind. What exactly is in there? An endless abyss? Something coming out of the dark? Memories so frightening that they needed to be locked away?I recently remembered a story. When I was growing up, I shared a room with my younger sister. I don’t know if this was before she was born but I remember being alone in the room. All by myself and the room felt huge, and dark and even though the curtains were closed, there was a tree outside of the windo
Thank you for Being my Unpaid Therapist (opens the original)
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My best mate, Jen and I love a bit of a caper. If you have listened to our podcast, The Long Conversation, you will know that we have been friends for 48 years and throughout our teenage years were the good girls with a little streak of naughtiness. My mum and dad were very strict growing up, though Leanne and Philip, my older sister and brother bore most of the brunt. By the time that I came along and then my sister after me, they had mellowed a little.So back in those days, a midnight trip up
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