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Rise and Thrive: Morning Routines That Set You Up for Success

Tuesday, July 15th, 2025

The alarm goes off. You grab your phone, scroll through emails, and suddenly you’re running late again. Sound familiar? Many of us stumble through our mornings on autopilot, then wonder why we feel behind all day. Yet some people seem to have boundless energy and get more done before 9 am than most of us [Read more…]

What can I learn from: Atomic Habits

Monday, June 2nd, 2025

This article is part of a series exploring key lessons from influential books—works that offer valuable insights into personal growth, productivity, and professional development. Whether you’re revisiting a familiar favourite or discovering these ideas for the first time, we’ll uncover practical wisdom that remains relevant today.   Atomic Habits by James Clear, published in 2018, [Read more…]

Stop Burnout Before It Stops You

Wednesday, February 26th, 2025

Here’s a worrying number: 91% of UK adults felt ‘very stressed’ last year. Even more concerning? Only 45% of employers have plans to help their staff avoid burnout. While companies catch up, there are plenty of things you can do to protect yourself and keep your career on track.   Spot the Signs Before They [Read more…]

Beyond the Zoom Room: How to Run Meetings That Work

Sunday, December 22nd, 2024

We’ve all been there—staring at a screen full of faces, wondering why this hour-long meeting exists. Maybe someone’s explaining something that could have been a quick message. Perhaps key decision-makers are missing. Or half the participants are multitasking, cameras off. As teams spread across locations and time zones, running effective meetings has become more challenging [Read more…]

Disconnect to Reconnect: Reducing Smartphone Distractions

Monday, August 26th, 2024

Did you know that, on average, we check our smartphones every 15 minutes, even if they have no alerts or notifications? According to psychology professor Larry Rosen, this habit has led to a layer of anxiety around our technology use. “If we don’t check in as often as we think we should, we’re missing out,” [Read more…]