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Jen Glantz says having a phone-call-only day or a marketing-only day gives her something to look forward to and helps her stay motivated.

Steps to start a business: Read this group therapy on "What are all the things to do when starting a business?" brought to you by Commbank.

How to stop living paycheque to paycheque: Financial expert Paridhi Jain shares the three money tips to stop living paycheque to paycheque.

Michael Thompson says having two unplanned hours each day helps him think through creative blocks and do more proactive networking.

Casual racism in the workplace: Hear Amanda's story of racism at work, when her colleagues decorated her desk with 'stinky foods'.

In the No Filter podcast with Mia Freedman, organisational psychologist and languishing expert Adam Grant talks about givers, takers and matchers.

Writer Stephen Moore says working at a furniture-building workshop helps break up the fatigue and monotony of working from home.

Set a limit on how many projects you'll take on at once and don't try to pay today's bills with today's projects, says freelancer Lee Escobedo.

Weaponised incompetence: A concept which is now trending on Tik Tok, we unpack why is weaponised incompetence and why it's impacting women at work.

Working mothers face discrimination when managers judge them as less competent and less committed to their jobs. They do have options, experts say.