Your Value is YOU
A 4 minute read on knowing your value and how to become comfortable with it and negotiate it effectively. Ever felt shy about recognising your own value and, in particular, …
Life Balance and How to Achieve It… through mindset, prioritisation and boundaries
A 6 minute read on the pressures of working in the legal profession, especially post-pandemic, where we seem to have enabled the encroachment of work into our personal lives even …
No Man in Sight: How Male Allies Hold the Key to Avoiding Gender Diversity Silos in the Legal Profession
A 7 minute read on how men can help in the fight for equality in the workplace and 10 strategies to help them become an authentic ally. All Welcome Round …
Finding Your Voice and Using it Effectively at Work
A five minute read on how, as a woman, you can utilise your voice in different ways to command situations and influence positive outcomes. Includes 4 strategies for finding your …
Leading through The Great Resignation: How Leaders working flexibly, creating healthy boundaries and promoting open communication can support staff retention
A four minute read on strategies to help law firms combat The Great Resignation and retain talent within their organisation. Leaders getting clued up about The Great Resignation Of 30000 …
Time Ownership: Four tips for success
A 2.5 minute read about effective time ownership Many of us living and working through the Covid 19 pandemic are also waking up to the fact that we are no …
What Makes us Brave?
A 4-minute read with 5 strategies for a courageous mindset I’ve chucked myself out of a plane at 12000 feet skydiving. I’ve bungee jumped with a 42m elastic band wrapped …
You’re Worth it!
A 3-minute read on how to recognise your value and negotiate confidently to achieve it. Bridge the Gender Pay Gap Most women are less bullish than men when it comes …
You are Worth It!! Guest blog for GPS Return, 6th March 2018
https://www.gpsreturn.co.uk/tips/worthit
Increasing Work Place Performance and Assertiveness: Mastering the Art of Saying “No”
Saying “Yes” to prove a point As a former criminal barrister, practising at Broadway House Chambers for the best part of 20 years, I am all too familiar with the …