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Dearest you.

There's a low-grade hum of anxiety moving through a lot of us right now and it doesn't matter whether you work for yourself or someone else. We know something has fundamentally shifted in how work works. We just haven't had the language for it yet.

In this episode I name what's actually happening — the emerging agentic workforce — and more importantly, what this moment in time is asking of us.

I introduce two ideas that invite you to evolve how you see your professional self:

1. From a producer of value to a composer of value
2. From a holder of a title to a keeper of your own unique, portable and deeply human value

This episode is a reorientation of the way we think about our contribution in a professional setting. It's also a gentle but urgent act of self-direction that can begin today.

What I unpack in this episode:

• Why the traditional career path is becoming less stable and what's replacing it
• The fundamental shift from producer to composer of value
• Why an entrepreneurial mindset is no longer just for founders
• What AI will never be able to do and why that's where our professional futures live
• Why starting or sustaining a human-centred service business may be one of the safest professional moves you can make right now
• Questions to start exploring your own answers to

I am opening the doors to serve — a practice room for regenerative entrepreneurship and purpose-driven service — in early May. Express interest here.

Alison xo

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Dearest you.

There is a loud conversation happening online right now about personal taste. Who has it. Who doesn't. How to get it and how we lose it. And somewhere in that conversation, taste cultivation got framed as something friction-full and — for a lot of women — another thing on a list that's already too long.

In this episode I pull us out of that debate and move us into the how to develop personal taste.

Because here's the reframe: You're not without taste. You never were. What's more likely is that the algorithm has been programming your taste, deciding what you wear, what you think and what you buy. And your taste — your real taste — is sitting waiting underneath.

To help you make contact with it, I'm inviting you to pick up the really nourishing practice of designing your own seasonal curriculum — a romantic and creative personal program that acts as an alternative to the scroll.

Alison xo

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Dearest you.

You know what you value. Or at least, you think you do. Maybe you'd say something like family. Creativity. Freedom. But your actual life — the phone you can’t put down and the yes you keep giving when you really mean no — is telling a different story. So what's going wrong?

In this episode, I dig into the gap between our stated values and lived experience and why standard values exercises aren't working anymore. I offer a life-led values excavation approach to try instead, one that starts with inspecting the data your actual life is already giving you.

I also talk about what it means to know your unique transmission as a creator and communicator, why I hope you’ll consider watching the podcast on YouTube, how I’m collaborating with AI as an inquiry partner and why this season of Get Offline is about one message, one community and shipping more long-form content for us to connect around.

Alison xo

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