Businesses rarely stop feeling like ours overnight. More often, the relationship changes gradually until one day we realise the work, the future and even our identity no longer feel quite the same.

Many conversations about AI begin with jobs, careers and technology. Yet beneath those questions often lies something more personal: what happens when the way we've measured our value begins to change?

Selling a business rarely begins when it is listed for sale. It often begins much earlier, when the relationship between the founder and the business has quietly changed, even if nothing on the surface appears different.

Many people believe they overthink because they lack confidence. More often, overthinking begins when the mind is trying to remove uncertainty from a decision that may never offer complete certainty.

People often believe they are struggling to leave because they haven't found enough certainty. More often, the difficulty lies in what leaving asks us to recognise, let go of and become.