What people sometimes say
- “I’m successful, and I still feel like a fraud.”
- “When my boss is displeased, I feel like a child again.”
- “I can’t stop working, even when I want to.”
Work is where many of us spend most of our waking lives, and where old patterns quietly replay: the boss who feels like a parent, the success that never feels earned, the inability to stop. We work to understand what work has come to mean for you, and what it may be carrying that belongs somewhere else.
We meet in person on Hilliard Street, near Harvard Square, or by video. The first half hour is a free conversation, with no obligation.
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