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A young woman in a red jumper sits at a desk with her head resting on a laptop keyboard, appearing to languish at work, in an office with shelves of files in the background.

Why Do We Languish at Work? Rediscover Your Inner Drive

Fallen victim to languishing at work? Languishing is that frustrating in-between state where you’re not thriving, but you’re not fully burnt out either. In this post, we explore what it means to “languish”, why it happens, and how you can go from stuckness and stagnancy to positivity and success.

Mental Health, Productivity, Workplace

A man with a bald head and grey beard, wearing a blue shirt and red tie, sits with his hand on his chin, looking thoughtful and concerned—perhaps contemplating the impact of emotional lability on professional success.

How Emotional Lability Can Derail Professional Success

Ever feel as though your emotions interfere too much with your professional life? Perhaps colleagues have picked up on your mood changes, and you’re worried what others might think. Emotional lability doesn’t have to be a blocker to workplace success. In this post, we share helpful tips for managing it.

Mental Health, Productivity, Workplace

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How to Recognise and Respond to Insubordination in the Workplace

Insubordination is never an easy thing to deal with. When staff refuse requests or show little respect for authority, managing their behaviour requires patience, fairness, and strategic action. In this guide, we cover how to call out insubordination correctly and ways to create a culture where respect comes first.

Productivity, Workplace

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Eat the Frog Meaning and Why It Works for Beating Procrastination

If you’re someone who regularly puts off big tasks til the last minute, you may benefit from trying the “eat the frog” technique. In this post, we explore the meaning of “eat the frog” and uncover why it’s so helpful for getting things done.

Productivity, Workplace

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Is PTSD a Disability in the UK? Legal Recognition & Rights

Whether you live with PTSD and want to understand your rights or are an employer supporting a staff member with the condition, understanding PTSD’s status as a disability is essential. Find out key legal info and workplace-relevant advice in this handy at-a-glance guide.

Disability, Mental Health, Neurodiversity, Workplace

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Stress Leave in the UK: Maximum Time Off and Your Rights

Stress leave can be an uncertain time for both the employer and employee. But it’s important to remember that mental health is precious, and sometimes, time away from the office isn’t just helpful, it’s essential. Got questions about stress leave? Find answers in our useful guide.

Mental Health, Workplace

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