Hello RebelReader !
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​Applications for Book 3 close Monday—there’s still time to join the Quiet Rebellion and share your story with the world.

This is your chance to become a bestselling author, explore the book-writing process, and connect with a community of like-hearted professionals committed to changing work for the better.

Last year, we published Leading With Self-Awareness: Starting From the Inside Out, which hit the Amazon bestseller list in three categories in under a week. Next up, on Valentine’s Day, we’re releasing Leading With Compassion: Cultivating Connection from the Inside Out, co-authored by 25 members of the Changing Work Collective.

And now, our third book is on the horizon.

The working title is Are We Friends or Coworkers?: Exploring Community in the Workplace, and we still have spots available for contributors.

I’d love to include your story.

When I was in corporate, I got a front-row seat to the complexities of fostering friendships in the workplace. It became especially clear when I struggled with my mental health at work—and even more so when I was laid off.
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Suddenly, I saw who my real friends were and who wasn’t.
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Relationships I thought were solid, nurtured over a decade, quickly fell away.

But I also experienced genuine connection.
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The mindfulness and mental health awareness communities I helped build at work brought me friendships that still sustain me today. Those connections weren’t just transactional—they were transformative.

This next book is about exactly that: the Quiet Rebellion of fostering real, meaningful relationships at work in a world that often prioritizes the transactional.
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Together, we’ll explore how to go beyond the superficial to create workplaces where connection and community thrive.

If this topic resonates with you, and you’re curious about what it’s like to co-author a book in community, now’s the time to join us.

Your story matters—and it could inspire others to lead their own Quiet Rebellion.

Apply now before applications close Monday.
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Let’s write something incredible together.
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In Solidarity
Nicholas Whitaker
Coach and Co-Founder changingwork.org​
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