REALIGNING with Amanda Miller Littlejohn

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Bring It Back to the Front Burner
Sometimes the thing you’re missing doesn’t cost money — it just costs your attention.
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Reminding myself that I am human
How I'm personally deprogramming from machine mindset (and embracing the "mistakes" along the way)
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A New Thing: The Restoration Writer’s Circle for Black Storytellers 🎉
A few weeks ago, my friend James (of One Quick Point) and I were feeling overwhelmed and a bit helpless as we watched our democracy fall apart around…
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The Realigning Interview No.1 - Alicia Smith
Alicia Smith on Rest, Renewal, and the Power of a Sabbatical
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On Midlife Amnesia
Sometimes you have to remind yourself who tf you are
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Resist the urge to attempt to "outwork discrimination"
These conditions are ripe for a "work twice as hard for half as much" mindset to thrive. Don't set yourself up for burnout. Resist!
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What We Lose When Our Personal Landmarks Burn
When the places that shaped you are lost, how do you hold on to your sense of self?
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REALIGNING with Amanda Miller Littlejohn
REALIGNING with Amanda Miller Littlejohn
Reporting from the frontlines of The Rest Revolution. I explore rest, work, and how we are redefining ambition post-pandemic. Helping high achievers navigate life and work beyond burnout.
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