amy green

The Future of Work/Life

Success that sustains. Performance that lasts. People who are well.

You are not the problem

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trust with your audience.

Use this section and add points that they can relate to. Use their language here.

Grab their attention and let them know you understand their paint points.

"I've hit every goal and I still feel like something's missing."

"I'm exhausted but I can't seem to stop."

"I don't even know what I actually want anymore."

"My team is burning out and I don't know how to fix it."

This is not another wellness program.

This is not about coping better.

This is about questioning what you plugged into

in the first place.

Unplugged. Not from ambition. From autopilot.

UNPLUG . REBUILD . RE-ENTER

The UNPLUGGED

Framework

We've plugged into systems, expectations, definitions and conditioning that no longer serve us. It's time to unplug, strip back, and intentionally choose what we plug back into, for how we work and how we live.

U

Understand What You've Plugged Into

Awareness first. What definitions of success are driving behaviour? Where did they come from?

N

Notice the Cost

What are the costs in your workplace? Unplugging only happens when the cost becomes visible. Energy depletion, reduced performance, cultural impact.

P

Pause Intentionally

The most radical move in a world on fast forward is not trying to keep up, it's slowing down. An intentional, structured, pause is a design act, not a retreat.

L

Let Go

Some things need removing, not rebuilding. Decluttering at an identity and structural level is essential to live and work better.

U

Uncover What Actually Matters

After stripping back, clarity arrives. It's at an dentity-level for individuals, but cultural clarity for organisations.

G

Ground and Rebuild

Conscious, intentional re-entry. Where we rebuild with purpose. Targeted architecture, work redesign, aligned vision - whatever you need.

HEAR IT FROM SATISFIED CLIENTS

What

People Say

“

You were very engaging, beautifully spoken and relatable to the audience and have provided much needed insight into the importance of wellbeing in schools. Your knowledge in this space clearly shows.

— Aida, Lecturer, Department of Education

Working with Amy was a great opportunity for our team. Her insights into wellbeing sparked meaningful discussions and are a positive advancement for our workplace culture. I especially appreciated how Amy emphasised the importance of personal responsibility in managing one's own wellbeing.

— Sophie, Learning Community Leader, Sacred Heart Primary School Mildura

Through our work with Amy, we have a common understanding of staff wellbeing which is articulated through our newly created school wellbeing statement. It supports our school culture of compassion, stewardship, excellence and service.

— Michelle - Leadership Team, Galilee Catholic Primary School

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Ways to Work With Amy

01 — Individual

Advisory

1:1 strategic advisory for leaders and founders ready for identity-level redesign. 3–6 month containers.

02 — Workplace

Workplace Reset

2-day organisational intensives helping teams move from inherited busyness to intentional work design.

03 — Keynote

Speaking & Events

The Unplugged Workplace. The Success Paradox. Designing for the age of AI acceleration.

Meet amy - Futurist.Speaker.author

From wellbeing consultant to cultural strategist

After years building frameworks, programs and a reputation in education and workplace wellbeing, Amy realised the issue most people and organisations were facing was never just overworking or feeling burnout on a Friday afternoon, it was what they had plugged into. The pace, the pressure, the inherited definitions of success that nobody consciously chose, and the layer of wellbeing as an additional task.

Amy is bringing the next chapter of work/life. It is a methodology, a movement and a realignment for workplaces and people, built on one organising principle: that intentional design is the most powerful act you can make in an world telling you to do more.