Doing the thing (a story about procrastination in three parts)
On what was only day two of my working year, I found myself significantly leveling up on my ability to procrastinate. The…
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Bread and Roses
Men don’t tend to be asked about how they juggle work and family life. They generally don’t tend to bring it up…
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There’s always something
This morning I had to sort out an issue with my credit card. No big deal, easily resolved in the end, but…
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Soda bread, energy and time. Musings on a Saturday morning.
It literally takes me less than five minutes to knock up a soda bread dough. This morning I had the bread ready…
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To batch cook or not to batch cook
I talk about cooking so much that I figured the topic might as well get its own blog post. I’ve always loved…
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Finding balance: helping women avoid burn-out.
So many messages from women this morning telling me how this piece has resonated with them. The mums who are getting no…
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Managing it all. Or not.
As 2021 kicked off with the realisation that we were heading for another round of school closures, I kept seeing how women…
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A tale of three Thursdays (and a Monday)
It was a Thursday afternoon in March when I heard the news about the schools closing as I was driving back home…
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Lessons in a time of uncertainty
By all accounts this could have been a normal Thursday. My children came home from school, we did a bit of homework…
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Why do we suffer from ‘imposter syndrome’?
Article from https://www.echolive.ie/ on 29.05.2020. Read the original article here 38% of workers have suffered from Imposter Syndrome – women more likely…