All posts tagged "Featured"
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How to find staff on LinkedIn
Forget about the old days when the only way to find the best staff was either the slog of advertising – and then trawling through a mountain of paper resumes and cover letters. Today, the...
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Why entrepreneurs need to re-evaluate success
“Success is liking yourself, liking what you do, and liking how you do it.” – Maya Angelou. Like many women of my generation, I was told I could achieve anything I wanted. With trailblazers like...
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11 key things successful people do to remain calm
If you want to be a successful businesswoman you need to prepare yourself for the inevitable – stressful situations that push you out of your comfort zone. But you can conquer them by learning what...
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5 tips to build a successful online business
Many people love the idea of becoming their own boss but they underestimate the work that’s required to be a successful entrepreneur. Being an entrepreneur is not easy and sometimes, we are unprepared for what’s there to come....
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How to write a compelling start to every blog
Imagine you’re gossiping (or, more politely, networking) with your best mate. “Did you hear about Sue’s husband?” might be your opening gambit. Or “I caught up with James the other day.” When we are relaxed,...
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She’s just not that into you
So we’ve all heard of the movie He’s Just Not That Into You which pretty much told every woman on the planet “you are only worthy if the man wants you”. It laid out all...
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Impact storytelling: 10 tips to make business impact
Impact storytelling has emerged as the number one leadership and influencing skill for the next decade. At a recent event held by How To Impact, I discussed how impact storytelling allows business leaders to power innovation...
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10 tips on how to present in the boardroom
There is a statistic that is used over and over again that the number one fear is to speak in public — an even greater fear than death. And for those who are not prepared...
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7 tips to stop your career sinking
Maybe you see your career as ‘the unsinkable’. However that’s what they said about the Titanic – so they weren’t on the lookout for risks that could endanger it. And we all know how that...
