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June 15, 2016

Can women have it all? – Dealing with overwhelm

With record levels of anxiety and burnout amongst women the question of Can women have it all? is back on the agenda. I argue that yes we can, but first we have to decide what that ‘all’ actually is.

Filed Under: Business education, Women in business Tagged With: spinning plates

April 24, 2016

Why customers don’t need to know your hourly rate – a confession

I’ve always been told never to give quotes using an hourly rate. This week an experience with a trader I really trust made me fully understand why. This is a confession and my light bulb moment!

Filed Under: Business education, Business growth, Customer care, Ethical sales skills, Sales skills, Self employment, Women in business Tagged With: business education, ethical sales skills

March 21, 2016

What can I do? How to make a difference – one pledge at a time

This year International Women’s Day was Pledge for Parity. With so much chaos in the world sometimes it feels hard to know how to make a difference. This is what we did

Filed Under: Women in business

August 2, 2015

Breaking Bad Business Habits & Enabling Innovation

Bad habits that we develop in business

Giving up my morning coffee on holiday got me thinking about the things that we do in our business life that are just a habit and whether or not we are aware that they are just a habit, or if we have come to believe that they are an essential part of our business day.

Filed Under: Business education, Women in business Tagged With: breaking bad business habits, effective teams, taking a holiday, team building

June 11, 2015

Today I claim the title Mumpreneur

I made a decision to go self employed when my girl was in her first term of secondary school. Today is her last day and I get to sit in the sun and reflect on how it all worked out.

Filed Under: Business education, Business growth, Self employment, Women in business Tagged With: dyspraxia, mentoring

June 5, 2015

What do you love about running a small business?

Yesterday afternoon Theo Paphitis posted this on twitter asking small business owners what is the best bit about running a business. I liked the responses so much I thought I’d share them and see what you think ..

Filed Under: Business education, Ethical sales skills, Women in business

May 29, 2015

Lancashire is Listening Out Loud to Women Business Owners

I’m delighted to say that Lancashire business growth support providers got together and agreed that they want to listen and adapt to the new women in business trends , so that they can offer relevant support. To get this started we’ve pulled together a group of partners to organise a day event – Listening Out Loud , June 19th, 9.30am to 2.00pm at Samlesbury Hotel, Preston.

Filed Under: Business education, Women in business

March 27, 2015

Why we launched Women on the Web

On International Womens Day Sharon Jackson and I Launched We Are WOW to simplify the digi-world and empower people to use the tools that we be useful to them.

Filed Under: Business education, Digi inclusion, Online safety, Social media tips, Social media training, Women in business

February 5, 2015

Are business growth schemes being dominated by the male agenda?

Jane Binnion

‘Women in business’ needs to be on the agenda in Lancashire and nationally. Cumbria has invested a small part of their budget into women in business and has seen significant economic growth as a result. Why would we not want to follow suit?

Filed Under: Business education, Business growth, Women in business Tagged With: business support

January 6, 2015

Can’t Sell? Won’t Sell? Seeing a connection between cooking and selling.

front-cover-of-new-sales-skills-book

As I was coming towards the end of writing my book The Heart of Sales I got a connection for myself between cooking and sales!

I don’t much like cooking and so have told myself that I can’t cook. But not cooking is not sustainable for a healthy life, in the same way that not selling means your business or organisation isn’t sustainable.

Filed Under: Business education, Ethical sales skills, Self employment, Women in business

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