Are you living in your own history?
My brother won’t eat peaches. When he was about five years old he was given a slice and found the skin difficult to chew. Ever since then he has rejected them as being “horrible”. My…
Read moreMy brother won’t eat peaches. When he was about five years old he was given a slice and found the skin difficult to chew. Ever since then he has rejected them as being “horrible”. My…
Read moreRecently I ran the final day (workshop 4) of a Springboard programme. This workshop is usually celebratory. We heard about everyone’s achievements during the programme and I was really impressed with what the women had…
Read moreI’ve just sent a present to a friend. Well I suppose you would describe it as a present. I eat lots of olives and buy them in big jars. Because of this I have lots…
Read moreThere was a programme recently with clips about families at breakfast. It showed that it can all be such a hubub that the breadwinner can get in such a state, trying to get ready, get…
Read moreIf there is one thing that almost everyone wants on my development programmes its to be happier and people want that both at home and at work. So what does the research show about how…
Read moreI was having my hair cut recently and asked my hairdresser how she would celebrate Christmas. She said she didn’t need a special occasion to celebrate. She’ll be getting a bottle of wine out at…
Read moreThis week I took the car in to get my exhaust sorted. It was a minor job, took them about half an hour. It had been knocking badly for ages, I would notice it as…
Read moreI was working with some senior women in the Midlands recently. It was the end of our programme and we were taking some feedback. One woman said that she had been a bit anxious about…
Read moreThis week I’ve been delivering a course to help managers think about how to develop their staff and themselves. I am often asked by people what courses they can go on to be a better…
Read moreSarah’s Law law allows parents to know if a paedophile is in the area. Shy Keenan and Sara Payne won Women of the Year in 2008 for their campaigning to get it onto the statute…
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