16/03/2026
Hellooooo 👋 It’s so lovely to see some new faces here, so I thought I’d do a quick update about what I’ve been up to!!
As usual I fell into “perfection paralysis” and all the things which come with it - self-doubt, imposter syndrome etc etc!
So I haven’t been sharing the process as much as I would have liked to - my hope is that I will continue to shift that mindset - as I am definitely having a pinch me moment as I embark on sharing exactly what I love to do best!
Two years ago I found myself in an unexpected but super exciting place.
Alongside building my business, Root Beginnings, I stepped into a role programme managing AI integration in a global newsroom.
This meant being immersed in the full cycle of organisational AI adoption — from experimentation and product development through to implementation and change.
While much of the conversation around AI focuses on capability and productivity, what struck me most was something else entirely.
The human experience of change.
As AI reshapes the nature of work, many professionals are navigating deeper questions around:
- professional identity
- what belonging means in evolving organisations
- which capabilities will matter most in the future
For many of us, this moment is exciting but it is also deeply destabilising.
Over the past six months I’ve been piloting this deeply human approach that combines my experience across programme management, executive leadership, coaching, and mindfulness practice, to support professionals navigating this transition.
Not through technical training, but through something organisations often overlook in periods of transformation:
- Space to experiment, for reflection, the ability to reconnect with our unique capabilities to build self-trust and resilience.
Because through my experience, navigating change isn’t just cognitive.
It’s embodied.
This week I’ll be sharing this approach at the event — Before the Next Step.
My hope is that conversations like this help us remember that the future of work is not only about technology.
It’s about how we humans evolve alongside it.
