The best business tip I ever got (and I’m so glad I followed it!)
Early in my career I was lucky enough to report directly to the CEO of GE Australia and New Zealand. It was during this time I got the best business tip. I was...
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Before kids, it’s relatively easy to work whatever hours you need to in the office to get your work done. However, once kids come along there’s a whole new challenge: how do you get your work done, and even progress your career, when you know you need to leave work before 5pm most days or work part-time? This section shares how successful career women, who are also Mums, have made it work and other practical advice so you can still thrive in your career.
How disagreeing with the CEO led to my next career opportunity
In my first job in the corporate world, I was on a graduate program with GE. It was a 2 year program, consisting of 4 “rotations” through different departments of GE. It was...
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My 6 best work books I gave to my direct reports last Christmas
I love to read. However, I don’t read in a conventional way - you can read about my love of Audible and Blinkist on this website to find out how I fit reading...
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Don’t have time to read? Try this audiobooks app
I love reading but since having kids have struggled to find the time. Most hours of my day are packed with other priorities and so reading became a “nice to have” that fell...
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The audiobook app I use to quickly get key messages from business books
I’ve written previously that I’m a big fan of Audible. I have a monthly subscription and listen to a new business book each month on this audiobook app using my commute time in...
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How to use a goals planner to be super effective, so you can leave the office at a reasonable hour
Before I had kids, if I had a major work deadline I'd simply stay late at the office and work through until it was done. Now that I have kids, this often isn't...
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