MIDLIFE BY DESIGN: CURATING YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
First, I want to encourage you to take a moment to acknowledge the year that’s been, all that you have achieved, and all the growth that’s taken place. I know this year has been a big one for me, which is why reflecting on your READ MORE…
Goal setting is the process of defining what you want to achieve and creating a plan of action to reach that objective. Whether it’s personal or professional, setting goals can help you stay focused, motivated, and productive. Here are some basic steps to follow for READ MORE…
Eat That Frog is a productivity method developed by Brian Tracy and described in his book Eat That Frog!: 21 Great Ways to Stop Procrastinating and Get More Done in Less Time. Both the book and the method get their names from a quote usually attributed to Mark READ MORE…
If my words have helped you, a small contribution here will allow them to continue reaching the women who need them most. Also, don’t forget to join me on Substack, where I share my Love Notes, a gentle pause in your week to reflect, realign, READ MORE…
The best way to make any changes to your lifestyle is by taking small steps. Be it getting more exercise, changing your diet or altering the amount of time your family spends together, it’s always going to be easier to do it in stages. Here are READ MORE…
Today I am sharing my thoughts on why we sometimes don’t follow through with our goals and intent…
“Through the landscape of life, we fill our basket with choices, images of how, what, when and every multitude of desire. it’s astounding to realise how many visions, hopes and goals we set out for ourselves in a lifetime.” No matter your current situation, it READ MORE…
There are few stories in skincare as rich, layered, and deeply human as that of Dr Inna Szalontay, Clinical Dermatologist and Co-Founder of Libi & Daughters. With a family legacy spanning over 250 years, beginning in the apothecaries of 18th-century Europe and reaching the court READ MORE…
I used to start every new year the same way: a long list of resolutions written neatly in a brand-new diary. By February, most of them were forgotten, replaced by guilt and self-criticism. It felt like chasing someone else’s idea of success, thinner, busier, more READ MORE…
I used to love the idea of New Year’s resolutions. A brand-new diary. Fresh pages. Lists written in neat handwriting, as if organisation alone might magically transform my life. Every January, I would promise myself I’d be better. Fitter. More disciplined. More together. And every READ MORE…
