School of WorkLife Book Club Online Class The Atticus Practice: How to Navigate Difficult WorkLife Situations with Integrity and Courage
School of WorkLife Book Club Online Class
The Atticus Practice: How to Navigate Difficult WorkLife Situations with Integrity and Courage Class
What does integrity and moral courage actually look like in everyday working life?
Not in extreme situations — but in ordinary moments, decisions, and pressures.
This live online class from School of WorkLife explores how people navigate the tension between professional expectations and personal values through literature, story, reflection, structured thinking, and practical application.
Inspired by To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, this class is part of the School of WorkLife Book Club series — story-led live classes that explore professional learning through literature, reflective practice, and real WorkLife situations.
At the centre of the class is Nicole’s story — a successful sales director who begins to question the quiet cost of delivering results she no longer fully believes in. Through her experience, we explore how moral courage develops not through dramatic gestures, but through smaller everyday decisions about what we notice, what we acknowledge, and what we choose to do next.
The class introduces the ATTICUS framework — inspired by Atticus Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird — a practical reflective structure designed to help you think more clearly about difficult WorkLife situations involving integrity, pressure, responsibility, and judgement.
This is a structured, story-led learning experience that combines:
The Reading Room — where stories open things up
The Writer’s Table — where ideas become personal
The Workshop — where thinking becomes something you can use
The Rehearsal Space — where you begin to put that into practice
What to Expect
A live online 45-minute class
Exploration of how literature can illuminate integrity, courage, and professional judgement
Small group learning (maximum 6 participants)
Guided reflection and notebook exercises
A practical framework you can continue using in your own WorkLife
A class PDF to return to afterwards
You will not be asked to share anything personal.
There will be opportunities for group reflection throughout the class.
Who This Class Is For
This class is designed for professionals navigating the realities of modern working life — including questions around integrity, courage, leadership, communication, responsibility, pressure, and decision-making.
Preparation
Prior to the class, you’ll receive a short reflective question. This is the only preparation needed, along with bringing a notebook to the class.
Ticket Options
Signature — £35
Includes:
Live online class
Class PDF
Signature Plus — £45
Includes:
Live online class
Class PDF
The Classic Book That Revealed Her Integrity Story Lesson
Signature Pro — £90
Includes:
Live online class
Class PDF
The Classic Book That Revealed Her Integrity Story Lesson
The Power of Fiction: Developing Character Traits Through Reading WorkLife Compass Guided Programme
Booking Information
Tickets are non-refundable. Thank you for respecting the time, preparation, and care that go into each class. If you’re unable to attend, you’re welcome to gift your place to someone else — simply send me their name and email address so I can forward the class information and resources.
About School of WorkLife
School of WorkLife creates story-based learning resources designed to help people think more clearly about the challenges, conversations, and decisions that shape a working life.
The work combines storytelling, reflection, structured frameworks, and practical application to support self-direction, self-leadership, and meaningful professional development.