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Belonging

I’m just back from three weeks in Canada, and I’m sitting here with the most curious feeling. My brothers took me everywhere during those precious weeks. We wandered through vineyards in southern Ontario, explored prehistoric fossil sites in Manitoba where ancient sea creatures once ruled, and walked the streets of my childhood neighbourhood – hardly […]

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Exhausted? It’s not your Fault

Yesterday, I was at my allotment clearing weeds, trimming grass paths, and netting the fruit trees. With only days before my three-week holiday, I'm in that familiar pre-departure frenzy of trying to get everything "in order" before I leave. As I worked under the summer...
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When you Hit a Wall

I'm sitting here on a bright sunny morning in London, watching a clever crow figure out how to raid the bird feeder meant for smaller birds, and I've got absolutely nothing to write about. You know that feeling? When you sit down to tackle something...
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You Can’t Do Big Things if You’re Distracted by Small Things

The Hidden Cost of Digital Distraction I start every workshop with the same rule: phones on airplane mode, notifications off, be fully present. You'd be amazed at the resistance I get. Women leaders who can handle million-pound budgets and complex strategic decisions suddenly look panicked...
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Consistency in Leadership

Yesterday, I stood in my allotment garden, surveying the contrasting landscape before me. Patches of carefully tended beds...
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Leading Change in Uncertain Times

Have you ever felt that tug - that persistent inner voice insisting something needs to change, yet the...
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Time: our Most Precious Asset

I had a profound realisation recently while reading Sahil Bloom's "5 Types of Wealth." The first type he...
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The Hidden Cost of Prevarication

For some months now, I've been planning a trip to Canada to visit my brothers. It's been a...
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The Art of Timing: Lessons from the Allotment for Women Leaders

It's already mid-April, and I find myself in a familiar predicament at the allotment. I know exactly what...
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What Time Away Taught Me About Leadership & Performance

Last week, I stepped completely out of my comfort zone on what was billed as a "music holiday"...
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The Madness of Self-Imposed Deadlines

Next week, I'm off to a holiday music course with my cello, something I've been looking forward to...
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The Magic of Serendipity & the Power of Words

This weekend, I enjoyed the magic of a little serendipity — a happy and unexpected event. Friday afternoon...
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Your Superpower — Letting Go of Control

The last couple of months I've been working flat out, doing everything I could to get ahead. Always...
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The Broken Bow

When I sat down to play my cello yesterday morning, I picked up my bow to tighten it...
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When Leading Change, Your Biggest Opponent May Be Within

As women leaders driving organisational change, we often focus on external challenges - the scepticism, the unconscious biases,...
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Your Guide to Driving Change

I remember standing in that boardroom,  feeling nervous and more than a little exposed. I took a deep...
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