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001: ASK / What I’ve learned about being a freelancer

001: ASK / What I’ve learned about being a freelancer

by Suzanne Whitby | Jan 17, 2024 | Walk the Tortoise Podcast

For my first Random Act of Suzanne for 2024, I thought I’d do a little series on what I’ve learned about being self-employed. This year marks my 20th year of being self-employed, which coincides with when I moved to Austria, and I think I’ve learned a thing or two...
Aligning values with your recruitment process

Aligning values with your recruitment process

by Suzanne Whitby | Oct 3, 2022 | Relocated to whitbys.org

TLDR: if your corporate or brand values involve anything to do with “caring about your people”, then you should care enough to tell potential employees when a job has been awarded to someone other than them. If you can’t be bothered to do this, then I question how...
Lessons learned from the first Deep Time Walk in Innsbruck

Lessons learned from the first Deep Time Walk in Innsbruck

by Suzanne Whitby | Sep 5, 2022 | Notebook

On Monday I facilitated the very first “live” Deep Time Walk in Innsbruck and indeed, Tirol. I think it might have been the first in Austria, but I digress. I ran it through my newest “baby” (a.k.a “project), “Peak to Deep”, and I thought...

Using framing to unlock change

by Suzanne Whitby | Jul 6, 2022 | Notebook, To export

What if public transportation was free & effective?

What if public transportation was free & effective?

by Suzanne Whitby | Jun 23, 2022 | Notebook, To export

A short reflective post today. My husband and I have a conversation about transportation periodically. It goes like this: Me: “Why can’t we make all public transportation free in Tirol, and simply tax vehicle drivers so much (with exceptions for special...
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Recent Posts

  • On “blonde moments” and “baby brain”
  • ChatMD?
  • Facilitating futures, not just presenting them
  • Collapse narratives in futures work
  • Whose futures get heard?

Recent Comments

  1. michael ann O'grady Leaver on Hokusai says… Don’t be afraid (with thanks to Roger Keyes)
  2. Lars on The Great Switch: Finding Non-US Alternatives to Online Password Managers like LastPass (European and Non-US Alternatives)
  3. wg on The Great Switch: Switching Your Skype Incoming Number to a European or Non-US VOIP Provider (European and Non-US VOIP Alternatives)
  4. simon on Hokusai says… Don’t be afraid (with thanks to Roger Keyes)
  5. Jonny on The Great Switch: Switching Your Skype Incoming Number to a European or Non-US VOIP Provider (European and Non-US VOIP Alternatives)
Suzanne Whitby | Foresight, Futures, Facilitation, & Storytelling

About

Suzanne Whitby is a facilitator, researcher, and practitioner building capacities for hopeful, sustainable futures.

She works at the intersection of science, society, storytelling, and sustainability, through science communication training, futures facilitation, place-based walking experiences, and doctoral research exploring how embodied experiences inspire climate action.

 

Work with me

Professional Practice

  • SciComm Success (Evidence-based capacity-building)
  • Futures Fit (Futures capacity-building)
  • Ways to Walk (Pre-political, sustainability capacity-building)

Creative Practice

  • Oral Storytelling
  • Earthed Art

Research

  • senstoryscapes & Walk the Futures

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