PinnedCourtney Branson·Apr 15, 2025I’m Not a Wounded Bird: Surviving Infantilization at WorkNavigating the Privilege — and Frustration — of a Sweet Demeanor in LeadershipA response icon21A response icon21
PinnedInEverMore SobyCourtney Branson·Apr 30, 2021Why All Advice to Women Is Some Form of GaslightingMy story of recognizing + breaking the toxicity of unsolicited advice.A response icon3A response icon3
PinnedInThe StartupbyCourtney Branson·Feb 24, 2021The Toxic Shaming and Blaming of Holding People Accountable at WorkYou can’t hold someone accountable for something they didn’t agree to or don’t want. Yet, people and companies do it all the time.A response icon2A response icon2
Courtney Branson·Jul 8The Identity Cafe: Find Yourself or Become a ZombieYou could optimize your way out of being a person by walking right into the identity cafe, but what happens when you do that?
Courtney Branson·Jun 11The Fool’s Journey: Learning to Be a Beginner AgainWhat a tarot card taught me about founding a company, embracing uncertainty, and becoming a beginner again.
Courtney Branson·May 21Channeling Hope in Career DystopiaUshering in the weird and human with the intention economy, new leadership, and our villain eras.
Courtney Branson·Feb 19The Anti-Performance Review: How I’d Build Talent Development from ScratchIt’s time to unwind and remake our performance systems at work to focus on nurturing growth instead of centering power and scarcity.A response icon7A response icon7
Courtney Branson·Feb 12Giving Feedback Without Deluding or Soul-crushing OthersGiving feedback isn’t neutral. This guide taps into how to recognize bias, avoid projection, and offer feedback that supports growth.
Courtney Branson·Feb 5The Art and Tradition of the Review: How to Survive BothNavigate outdated performance reviews with clarity and intention to reclaim your career story
Courtney Branson·Nov 17, 2025The Little Lies That Keep Work UnfairHow bias, secrecy, and old pay systems sustain inequality — and how we can rebuild compensation around dignity, transparency, and trust.