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Sunday Soliloquy
Sunday Soliloquy — Roianne Nedd's weekly reflection on leadership, belonging and the work of becoming.
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Sunday Soliloquy: Together We Are More
An old African proverb has been sitting with me all week: if you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go together. I've spent most of my career going fast. This September, I'm choosing…
Sunday Soliloquy: What the Seasons Mean to Wellbeing at Work?
It's the last Sunday of August. The light is already changing. And for the first time, I'm going to admit something out loud that I've felt for years but never quite named: I dread winter.
Sunday Soliloquy: The Third F – The Inconvenient Truth About Fawn
What if the behaviour we praise as “professionalism” is sometimes a trauma response?
Sunday Soliloquy: That Girl is Me
Content warning: this piece discusses sexual assault.
Sunday Soliloquy: What Got Me Here Won't Get Me There
As July closes, I'm struck by what this month actually was: the point where I fully stepped into my reinvention and embraced my founder journey. It's also the halfway mark of the year, which feels fitting, because honest...
Sunday Soliloquy: Thriving, Surviving or Expiring
Preparing for UK Mental Health Awareness Week (13 – 19 May 2024) made me reflect on a recent conversation with a colleague. She asked me how I remain calm when facing unexpected deadlines or project pivots. I said, “I th...
Sunday Soliloquy: Evolution
Recently, I’ve been completing and editing my fourth novel. I wrote it years ago, but finalising it isn’t something I have prioritised until now. As I edit it, I’ve realised how my style has developed, and my writing ski...
Sunday Soliloquy: Owning Our Stories
To own your story requires introspection and lots of inward-facing curiosity. So, when I was recently asked about the vision and values behind my coaching practice, I spent a few hours reflecting and thinking, and then I...
Sunday Soliloquy: Balance
Sunday for me is a day of reflection and S much as possible a day when I’m very still and focused. I definitely do see it as a day of rest, likely influenced by my catholic upbringing.
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