WorkLife Stories from School of WorkLife
Character-Driven WorkLife Stories That Shift How You Think
Short, character-driven stories about real WorkLife challenges — how we communicate, lead, make decisions, and navigate what happens at work.
Each story shows a moment where something shifts: a conversation changes, an idea lands, a different approach opens up.
Working examples you can recognise and use — designed to be useful immediately.
The stories explore five themes, each a different lens on the same essential question:
How do we create WorkLives that matter?
Self-Discovery — understanding what truly matters to you.
Book Club Books — learning from the wisdom found in great books.
The Art of WorkLife Storytelling — crafting your distinctive narratives.
Character Traits — enhancing your natural strengths.
Mental Health and Wellbeing — navigating workplace wellbeing challenges.
Every episode is complete and free to listen.
Each story connects to a full Story Lesson — a deeper, structured resource with frameworks, reflection, and practical application.
And for those who want to go deeper still, Story Lessons connect to Guided Programmes — comprehensive learning journeys available at School of WorkLife.
New episodes every Tuesday.
WorkLife Stories from School of WorkLife
School of WorkLife Online Live Story Classes Are Here
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SHOW NOTES
School of WorkLife Live Story Classes are now available.
Forty-five minutes.
A maximum of six participants.
Online.
Each class follows a four-part structure:
The Reading Room — where stories open things up.
The Writer's Table — where ideas become personal.
The Workshop — where thinking becomes something you can use.
The Rehearsal Space — where you begin to put that into practice.
The first classes available are from the Book Club Books collection, beginning with The Atticus Practice — drawn from To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee.
Reserve your place here: School of WorkLife Online Live Classes