Realising you have taken the wrong job is a particular kind of heartbreak. It shakes your confidence and forces you to confront the gap between what you were told and what is real.

I’ve always believed in the power of being yourself. Not the polished, performance-ready version, but the version that shows up with intent — human, honest, and imperfect.

Culture isn’t a strategy. It’s a promise. One that lives in the quiet decisions, the awkward moments, and the conversations that most people avoid.

The gap between confidence and competence never truly disappears, and maybe that’s the point. It keeps us humble. It keeps us learning.

What if the most valuable thing you can do in those early weeks isn’t to change everything, but to simply show your workings out?

Intent isn’t loud. But it is powerful. Intent doesn’t have to shout. It doesn’t need to dominate the room.

No one really teaches us emotional resilience. Not in school, not in most workplaces, and certainly not in the moments we need it most.

Unlock the secrets to real sales and marketing alignment with Louise Mahrra and Mark Pembroke. Discover how empathy, open communication, and a strong team culture drive business success. Listen now on The Marketing Human.

What a LinkedIn poll revealed about the biggest capability gaps in today’s marketing teams, and why it matters for the channel.

What if we simply got clear on our strengths - and then shared them?

The push for “quick wins” is understandable. But in chasing immediate results, businesses often overlook the foundational work needed to create sustainable growth.

Join Louise and HR leader Chelsea for a raw, real conversation on authenticity at work—why it matters, what gets in the way, and how to lead without losing yourself. Perfect for leaders, early-career pros, and anyone tired of wearing a mask at work.

Ever been introduced as “our marketing team” — when you are the marketing team? If so, this one’s for you.

When you're in the thick of delivery, it can feel counterintuitive — even indulgent — to stop. But sometimes, hitting refresh is exactly what you need to see things more clearly.

For as long as I can remember, there’s been this unspoken (and sometimes very spoken) tension between Sales and Marketing.

The tools, expectations, and skills required to deliver on Marketing's mission have undergone a seismic shift.

Modern marketing isn’t about vanity metrics - it’s about impact.

The one essential ingredient that tends to be overlooked in business: allyship.

What does success actually look like in the world of marketing?

When I step into a new role, my goal isn’t to make waves immediately - it’s to understand the waters first.