The Just Thinking classroom on Hustle Culture really put words to something I’ve felt for a long time—speed isn’t always discipline, and urgency can quietly erode clarity.

Hi everyone — I’m Sam. I work in behaviour support and parent education, and I’m also building a coaching space focused on helping parents strengthen their capacity, clarity, and steadiness in real life (especially when things are messy or high-stress) - The Grove Parenting Hub I joined this community because I care a lot about how we show up in our work — not just what we offer. Clear scope, ethical practice, thoughtful language, and sustainability matter to me, especially when working with people who are vulnerable or seeking guidance. I appreciate spaces that prioritise reflection over hype and encourage us to think carefully about positioning, responsibility, and long-term impact. I’m here to learn, reflect, and sharpen how I hold my own work — both for the people I support and for myself. Looking forward to the conversations here. https://www.skool.com/the-grove-collective-6044

Overwhelm is often treated as a personal failure, but it is actually information; a signal that something no longer fits. In today's reflection, I explore why overwhelm appears, what it is trying to tell us, and how clarity begins through subtraction, not added pressure. The full post is available in "Just Thinking", my journal/blog where I share key experience and learning from my own life journeys. Access with Premium tier.