Let’s start by agreeing to agree that the Law of Attraction is real. For some, this is an easy ask; those that have wished they had more money and then found a twenty dollar bill on the floor, or have experienced a direct correlation between wanting and asking for a significant other in their lives and soon finding themselves in a healthy, happy, loving relationship. For others, it’s a more difficult pill to swallow. If you’ve ever thought that the Law of Attraction feels lik

Trust, truth, integrity, and reality; I think I have said these words more in the last 18 months than I did in the 18 years prior. We regularly talk about these concepts as they relate to our society, media owners, brands and those in positions of power. But we’re not half as judgmental or opinionated about ourselves and instead, such traits are assumed to be innate qualities. It pangs me to say it, but have we become just a little self-righteous? Telling the truth is one of

Do you feel a little restless? The end of summer brings with it an unsettling feeling that something is coming to an end, yet nothing is really beginning. We reside ourselves to the fact that Fall is coming... that’s it, it’s the beginning of Fall. Or is it? For approximately 20 years of our lives, September marks the beginning of the year. When we’re in education, every September we start afresh; new teachers, new lessons new friends. We are able to draw a line under what wa

I regularly speak to women considering a professional ‘transition’ to make their working lives more fulfilling. It’s commonplace to hear of a woman starting her first career wide-eyed and energized by the thought of being a star player until her professional aspirations change with family-life. Further down the line and she might desire to travel more, or get involved in community projects for a more fulfilling later-life. But things have changed, and not just for millennials

It’s your first year of business and your passion and positivity are at a high. Perhaps you started with a highly developed business plan, or you’re an entrepreneur working day and night to bring a concept to life. Maybe, having been liberated from the daily grind of working for someone else, you now want to trust in the universe to provide? Well, having witnessed each approach, they all have one thing in common; it’s impossible to predict where your main source of business i

As a child, when asked what I wanted to do when I grew up, I felt that anything was possible. My response would make me draw on my imagination, would come in the moment and make me smile, slightly giddy at the thought alone: “An Acrobat!” My aspirations weren’t based on my skills or comfort level. In fact, as a heavy footed little girl that preferred dirty denim over pristine party dresses, the chance anyone would want to see me fly across a stage was slim. But I didn’t care;

Applying for a new job is the balance of excitement and trepidation in equal measure. As much as you want a new shiny opportunity, you wonder whether you have the skills, education, and experience to pull it off. It takes confidence to put your best foot forward, and that confidence is boosted when you feel you can do the job well; whether you’re a man or woman. That being the case, for a long time, I have wrestled with a specific McKinsey statistic: ‘Men apply for a job when