Financial Wellbeing for Women
by Hugo Shephard @ Role Models The media has been full of articles and programmes about various aspects of humans’ impact on the environment and recently, of how young people are beginning to take a real interest in this problem. They are increasingly aware that the world they are inheriting is at risk of complete collapse and …
Generation Z – developing leaders for a new world Read More »
by Jane Fellner @ loopster Thredup, one of the USA’s largest online retailers of second-hand clothing, has recently published its annual report on the state of the second-hand clothing market in that country. They report that there has been phenomenal growth in the resale clothing sector, from $3 billion of sales in 2017, to $5 billion worth …
Will you join the online second hand clothes revolution? Read More »
by Kelly @ MysteryVibe Parenthood can shift your sense of priorities. One of the most common things to shift down the priority list after childbirth is sex and as such sexual wellness. Why does this matter? Happy parents make for happy children, and maintaining an intimate connection with your partner and your own body is a key component of sexual wellness. …
by Kath Sloggett @ RunnethLondon If you have taken a career break for any reason, it can be difficult to know how to show it on your CV. Career Expert Kath Sloggett of Runneth London will explain how to avoid two common career break CV mistakes and what you should do instead. Spring is the time of …
Returning to work? Here’s how to address a career break on your CV Read More »
by Francesca Nelson-Smith @ Role Models Thanks to the Easter break, last night I had the joy of having all my children – aged 22, 21 and 19 – at home for supper with a few of their friends. I was the only parent at the table, and I was fascinated to note how much they talked …
Life skills – if I’d known then what I know now as a parent Read More »
by Nicki Philips @ niix As a working mother with a never-ending “to–do list”, trying to find time for fitness and raise happy, healthy children is nearly impossible. While having said that, who says you have to separate exercising and parenting? Weekends don’t mean throwing routines upside down. Getting your kids to join you in your 20-30 …
Ideas for Spring cleaning your workout and including the kids! Read More »
by Jane Fellner @ loopster Spring is in the air, and with that comes thoughts of spring cleaning. But what if we thought not just about a big clear out but how to reduce our consumption and environmental footprint in the first place. Plastic consumption has received unprecedented attention in the last year and things are really starting …
by Dani Binnington @healthywholeme Life can be stressful! For children and parents alike. The increasing demands of modern life leave us with short fuses, we tend to argue more and just when we manage to all get on top form you can guarantee one or more family members will come down with something like a cold or flu …
The glitter jar – a magic tip to help reduce stress levels in children Read More »
By Peter Ward, Financial Adviser with St. James’s Place Wealth Management The need for financial protection is high, yet half of all women aged 25-45 do not have any kind of protection insurance. International Women’s Day (March 8) celebrates the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. The day also marks a call to …
by Jodie O’Keeffe The high risk, high reward world of angel investing can seem mysterious and complex, a kind of real life Dragons’ Den inhabited by tech billionaires and private equity types. However, a growing trend of investor syndicates supporting female entrepreneurs is energising the angel sector and breaking down traditional barriers to entry for …
Angel investing uncovered: Busting myths and misconceptions Read More »