
My top 5 podcasts of 2020
While everyone is sharing their Spotify stats for 2020, I thought I’d offer you the gift of my top five podcast episodes of the year. Continue reading My top 5 podcasts of 2020
While everyone is sharing their Spotify stats for 2020, I thought I’d offer you the gift of my top five podcast episodes of the year. Continue reading My top 5 podcasts of 2020
We all crave to understand and be understood. Join me this month to read ‘You’re Not Listening’ to find out how to do it better. Continue reading February Book Club: A manual for better communication
Confession: on my yoga teacher training in Bali I ate pancakes for breakfast every single day. They tasted so good!! So when I got home my priority was to find a recipe for yummy, fluffy pancakes. And I found them!
Jane is a three-dimensional character with complex emotions and choices to make. Rory is flailing, lacking in common sense and – to be blunt – not a good person. Continue reading Why Jane the Virgin is the Rory Gilmore we all deserve in 2018
Spoiler Alert!
For my whole life I’ve been surrounded by male dominated box office hits. Films starring, and often also directed, produced and written by men. James Bond, Harry Potter, Jason Bourne, superhero films, and even Toy Story. When I think of the women in these films, they’re usually the pretty love interest – or lust interest, let’s be honest – or the supporting character.
Continue reading “Why Wonder Woman isn’t really a Win for Women”
Baroness Brady of Knightsbridge, Vice-Chairman of West Ham FC, one of Lord Sugar’s advisors on the Apprentice and formerly the youngest Managing Director of a PLC in the UK, is undeniably an impressive woman. In her appropriately titled autobiography ‘Strong Woman’, two key themes emerge. First, Karren Brady’s primary concern is independence. From the outset she tells us ‘I have taught myself to rely on … Continue reading Book Review: Strong Woman