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Jul 30, 2020

Why I broke up with my dream job

Working in tech was lucrative, but it narrowed my perspective

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Nov 3, 2023

The Lie of Ikigai (Part 1)

How a beloved career planning tool is leading us astray

The Lie of Ikigai (Part 1)

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May 8, 2021

7 Life Lessons from Cycling Across Africa

I expected the 12,000km journey from Cairo to Cape Town to be a challenge; I didn’t expect to find the keys to leading a more fulfilling…

7 Life Lessons from Cycling Across Africa

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Apr 2, 2023

10 Tips for New and Aspiring Freelance Consultants/Startup Advisors

What I wish I knew before getting started

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Feb 14, 2023

So You Want to Scale Your Ed-Tech Company?

Don’t trust Google & other tips to help you scale

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Nov 29, 2022

20 Unconventional Tips to Reboot Your Career

Ideas and reflection questions to help you figure out what’s next

20 Unconventional Tips to Reboot Your Career

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Sep 8, 2022

There’s someone I’d like you to know

Dear Teo,

There’s someone I’d like you to know

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May 8, 2021

Life Lessons from Cycling Across Africa, Part 3

#7 HUMANS ARE FUNDAMENTALLY GOOD

Life Lessons from Cycling Across Africa, Part 3

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May 8, 2021

Life Lessons From Cycling Across Africa, Part 2

#6 THE RACE IS LONG, BUT IN THE END, IT’S ONLY WITH YOURSELF

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Apr 14, 2021

How the Best Ed-Tech Companies are Building Community

Why you should invest in building a strong community now, if you haven’t already

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Jen Dyck-Sprout

I write about how the future of learning & work must be fun and nature-centric. You can read more of my thoughts here: jendycksprout.substack.com

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