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Micro-Bravery: The Everyday Skill Powering Adaptability at Work
Micro-bravery is the practice of taking small, uncomfortable actions at work—asking questions, sharing early ideas, or speaking up once. Grounded in research on psychological safety and future skills, this article explores how tiny daily behaviours compound into adaptability, resilience and stronger performance in a changing world.
Edu-Nomad
Jan 162 min read


Your Career Is a Startup: Why Linear Paths No Longer Make Sense
AI, automation and the green transition are reshaping work faster than traditional career plans can keep up. This article explores why treating your career like a startup—through experimentation, adaptability and portfolio thinking—is a more resilient and human response to uncertainty.
Edu-Nomad
Dec 16, 20253 min read


Skill Zones, Not Job Titles: Preparing Teams for Unknown Jobs
Job titles are losing meaning — and that’s a good thing. As AI and automation reshape work, “Skill Zones” offer a new model for building future-ready, adaptable teams. Learn how organisations are mapping transferable skills, supporting continuous learning, and designing for agility instead of hierarchy.
Edu-Nomad
Nov 7, 20252 min read


From Side Hustle to Thought Venture: A Practical Guide
The side hustle has evolved. It’s not just about income — it’s about creating work that reflects your ideas and values. This article offers a roadmap for turning a small side project into a thought venture —a purposeful, self-sustaining initiative you can grow part-time with clarity, systems, and energy.
Edu-Nomad
Oct 16, 20253 min read
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