Fractional First: Navigating Non-stop Life

Episode 47 of the Fractional First podcast, hosted by Karen Frith, titled "Fractional First: Navigating Non-stop Life" was published on July 24, 2025 and runs 34 minutes.

July 24, 2025 ·34m · Fractional First

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Summary

This week on the Fractional First Podcast, we discusses the relentless nature of life and work, particularly focusing on the feelings of being out of control. The hosts talk about the personal stresses they face, as well as the professional challenges in project and program management. They explore the issue of maintaining visibility in their industry, especially during busy periods. The episode also highlights changes and improvements made to the Greenlight Partners' roster...

Episode Description

This week on the Fractional First Podcast, we discusses the relentless nature of life and work, particularly focusing on the feelings of being out of control.

The hosts talk about the personal stresses they face, as well as the professional challenges in project and program management.

They explore the issue of maintaining visibility in their industry, especially during busy periods.

The episode also highlights changes and improvements made to the Greenlight Partners' roster to help consultants and clients find the right match more effectively.

Key topics include the importance of visibility, the value of fractional work, collaboration opportunities, and strategic time management.

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