In today’s fast-paced world, it often feels like the spotlight is always on extroverts—those who are outgoing, social, and thrive in group settings. But what if that’s not you? What if you find comfort in solitude, value deep conversations over small talk, and recharge by spending time alone? If this resonates with you, then you […]
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In this blog, I am drawing inspiration from Gary Chapman and Paul White’s book, The 5 Languages of Appreciation in the Workplace. Where I will aim to offer practical tips to help you better navigate and transform workplace relationships, which can in turn be transformative for both you and your career. As a woman over
Are you feeling the urge to make positive changes in your life, yet find yourself unsure where to start? Like many women over 40 (me included), we reach a point where we crave something more, something better? Seeking out a way to Elevate our Lives to have more fulfilment and purpose. To ultimately become more
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Have you ever found yourself, scrolling for hours, maybe feeling a bit low, indulging in comfort food or drinks, or perhaps splurging on online shopping sprees? It’s easy to put the blame on boredom or procrastination, but sometimes, it could be a sign that you are craving a deeper connection. Not feeling connected can lead
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Recently, while listening to a radio show featuring Elizabeth Day discussing her book Friendaholic which I have now purchased and looking forward to reading. It got me thinking about friendship and how we each define friendship differently. Why do we gravitate towards certain individuals as friends over others and what expectations do we place on
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Since it’s Valentine’s Day, I couldn’t resist delving into the topic of love, but, as always, I aim to offer practical knowledge that I hope could be of benefit to you. Whether Valentine’s Day resonates with you or not, whether you’re in a relationship, single, or ready to mingle, Gary Chapman’s Five Love Languages might
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While Christmas may be a magical time, the pressure and stress of bringing together individuals with differing views and values can create tensions. Whether it’s with a partner, family members, or friends who rarely share the same space, navigating these potential conflicts may leave you reaching for the sherry! I know that it might not
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In today’s fast-paced world, the importance of social connections cannot be overstated, especially for women. Building and maintaining strong social bonds can lead to numerous physical, emotional, and mental benefits. Yet, despite the numerous ways we have to communicate these days it can be challenging to make new connections or be open with friends and
In a world that seems tailor-made for extroverts, introverts often find themselves facing misconceptions and societal pressures. I am one, and I can recall occasions when I have said to colleagues or others that I am an introvert, and there thing they say is “you don’t seem shy to me”, creating the stereotype that an
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