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A Sense Of Self

A Sense Of Self

Posted by Carolyn Asome on 28th May 2019

Last month I went to Rome for a 45 minute interview. The 16 hour round-trip was totally worth it however to meet the utterly charming, former L’Uomo Vogue fashion editor, Robert Rabensteiner. He of th … read more
What I’ve Learnt From 14 Years Of Living With IBS

What I’ve Learnt From 14 Years Of Living With IBS

Posted by Jo Coates on 29th Apr 2019

Living with IBS comes with a wealth of emotions. Before I was diagnosed I felt embarrassed, confused and disgusted at my body. Immediately after my diagnosis I felt relieved that what my body was expe … read more
Owning The Room

Owning The Room

Posted by Jo Fairley on 29th Apr 2019

If you’d told me as a young woman that one day, I would be able to stand in front of an audience of 14,500 women, deliver a keynote speech and love every single minute of the experience, I’d have laug … read more
The Beauty of Imperfection

The Beauty of Imperfection

Posted by Carolyn Asome on 29th Apr 2019

I never fail to be tickled by some Japanese expressions. To date, Irusu which means pretending to be out when someone knocks at your door or Shinrin-Yoku which means visiting a forest for relaxation a … read more
Why You Should Always Make Time For Tea

Why You Should Always Make Time For Tea

Posted by Becci Vallis on 27th Mar 2019

Forget therapy, think thera-tea. It might be very British to offer a friend a cup of tea when they’re feeling down, stressed or upset, but it goes beyond our colloquial habits. A poll by TAP (Tea Advi … read more