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47 Lessons From 47 Years of Life (opens the original)
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Hannah is turning 47, so in this episode of The Purpose Pursuit, she shares 47 things she’s learned - or is still learning - along the way. From parenting, relationships and running a business to courage, regret, getting older and learning to do life your own way, this is a warm and honest reflection on the things Hannah wishes she’d known at 27 and the things she’s still working out at 47. Take the 5-minute free 'What's Next For Me?' check-in: whatsnextforme.scoreapp.com Get The Purpose Pursuit
7 Signs Your Workplace Might Actually Be Toxic (opens the original)
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Could it be that you don’t hate your job, but the environment you’re doing it in? Drawing on her own experiences, conversations with clients and examples from Sarah Wynn-Williams’ Careless People, Hannah explores seven signs of a toxic workplace. From leaders who create fear and take credit to micromanagement, poor boundaries and cultures where people no longer feel safe to speak up, this episode will help you take a closer look at what you may have started to accept as “just how it is here.”Tak
Why September Can Make You Feel Like You're Falling Behind (opens the original)
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September has a strange way of making us take stock. Children move up a year, routines restart and everyone seems to be moving forward - but what if you feel like nothing has changed for you? In this episode, Hannah explores why September acts as a psychological “fresh start”, why we often overlook the progress that doesn’t come with a promotion, certificate or big announcement, and why some of the years in which we feel we’ve achieved the least may actually be the years in which we’ve carried t
How to Rest When There’s Always Something Else to Do (opens the original)
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Why can rest feel so difficult when we know how much we need it? In this episode, Hannah explores why slowing down can feel uncomfortable, why getting more sleep isn’t always enough to leave us feeling rested, and the different kinds of rest we might actually be missing. She also looks at how our personalities shape what restores us, why one person’s idea of rest can feel like hard work to someone else, and how we can get better at noticing what we need before we reach empty. A practical and rea
Communicating When You're Running on Empty (opens the original)
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We often assume that becoming a better communicator is about learning the right techniques, choosing better words or becoming more confident. But what if communication is often less about skill, and more about capacity? In this episode, Hannah explores how stress, burnout and emotional exhaustion quietly shape the way we communicate at work and at home. From overthinking simple emails to snapping at the people we love or avoiding conversations altogether, she reflects on why communication become
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