Treating everyone as equals today is a recipe for ensuring that very little changes.

Realising that climate change is neither felt nor distributed equally

If you ever tried to find out more information about the pieces you buy, beyond where and what they are made of, you probably didn’t get too far…

Failing at something does not make you a failure

Having it all is impossible and wanting it all will make you miserable. Here’s how to cheer yourself up…

Coaching isn’t about the coach’s opinion, but it doesn’t mean we don’t have them.

A few ideas of what the new year might bring…

Where to find the silver lining for 2020

A quick disclaimer - there are so many more than 4 reasons why small businesses are amazing, but there’s too many to list.

4 is a good start.

It’s the most wonderful, wasteful, time of the year.

Spoiler Alert - do one thing at a time.

American politics are going green - what this might mean for your business

4 big themes that came out of a week of Zooming with the Ethical Consumer team

I’m not a financial advisor so wouldn’t dream of offering you guidance on what best to do with your money and where to park it. I’m just trying to pique your interest. 

Why would you pay someone to have a conversation? Here’s why…

Proscovia Nabatanzi - the UN’s ideal woman

2020 has pulled the rug out from under us. How do we get used to living with this constant sense of uncertainty?

I’m so happy to share this wise article written by my friend and fellow coach Kimberley Vanderspar at www.versfresh.co.uk

Ethical consumerism has expanded remarkably over the past 20 years. And will continue to do so as we head into (hopefully) post- Covid 19 recovery and beyond. What’s next as we move into the ‘20s?

Small changes that will have a huge ripple effect in terms of the impact you can have as a company