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Frances Fry
Artist and illustrator
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Jan 25, 2026
Sunday Pick: Unsolicited Advice: How to get your mojo back at work
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8:57Frances FryGUEST
And so she did just a breathtaking study which compared teams that everyone was always on.
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9:05Frances FryGUEST
It was in professional services where you really are, like, your client needs you to be always on.
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9:12Frances FryGUEST
And she had teams that were always on, individuals were always on, and then teams that were collectively always on, but individually had scheduled time off.
6 MINS LATER
Sunday Pick: How to beat impostor syndrome | from Fixable
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17:36Frances FryGUEST
So the way to get an accurate record, even we distorters can give an accurate record if we do it in the moment.
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17:43Frances FryGUEST
So I want us to create a record in the moment about how things are going, and what we have found is that we're pretty darn accurate.
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17:52Frances FryGUEST
That is, the objective performance and our subjective assessment are quite close to each other in the moment.
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17:56Frances FryGUEST
It's only when the distance of time that we start feeling like we're frauds and the other things that you said.
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18:02Frances FryGUEST
So what I recommend is let's have a technique, a template that we fill out in a regular basis that's easy to access in the moment.
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18:14Frances FryGUEST
So for example, let's say that I wanted to solve imposter syndrome in a week.I could imagine having a record each day on whatever performance metrics matter to me, and I'm gonna give myself grades real time on those performance metrics.
23 MINS LATER
Quick Fixes: How to level up, job craft, and manage colleagues you can’t stand | Fixable
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5:56Frances FryGUEST
But if you can't do that, and it, and, and it sounds like maybe he can't do that, um, then you wanna th- think about, what are the things that you can do that are gonna create disproportionate value for your client and for you?And the mistake that small businesses make is they go in and say, "What would you like me to do?" And they're guided by what would add value to the client.
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6:21Frances FryGUEST
And then they think, "Well, that gave me revenue." But they take their eye off the profit.
12 MINS LATER
Sunday Pick: Unsolicited Advice: How to get your mojo back at work | Fixable
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6:15Frances FryGUEST
And so she did just a breathtaking study which compared teams that everyone was always on.
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6:23Frances FryGUEST
It was in professional services where you really are, like, your client needs you to be always on.
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6:30Frances FryGUEST
And she had teams that were always on, individuals were always on, and then teams that were collectively always on, but individually had scheduled time off.
6 MINS LATER