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Category Archives: Feminism
Top 5: Ways to find, form and foster unconditional love in your life
This post goes out to Jane, whose struggle – and courage – inspired me to write it. Unconditional love is the holy grail of human existence. We all long to belong. When we buy pretty trinkets, we’re trying to prove … Continue reading
Posted in Break-ups, Dating, Depression, Feminism, Food, Happiness, Life, love, Marriage, Parenting, Relationships, Spirituality
Tagged overcome toxic relationships, unconditional love
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Life lessons from a dysfunctional family (PLUS what others think of you and how to banish anxiety from your life)
When my mother fell gravely ill recently, I was confronted by who my family really are. While gut-wrenchingly disappointed by the recent lack of familial support, I learned a most important life lesson. The chasm between who you who think … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Feminism, Happiness, Life, taking control of your life
Tagged anxiety, failure, family, fear, fear of failure, live your own life, what others think of you
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Your most important relationship (with YOU!)
Those cringe-worthy self-help mantras about needing to love yourself before you can love anyone else always make me barf. It inspires visions of sickeningly self-satisfied new-age Californian wannabe-gurus (or worse, mid-western hypocritical Jimmy Baker/Billy Graham types) morally and physically contorted into … Continue reading
Posted in Beauty, Feminism, getting organised, Happiness, Life, love, Parenting, Personal goals, Relationships, work life balance
Tagged appreciate yourself, looking after yourself, love thyself, love yourself first, Lyn Campbell, self worth, value yourself, your most important relationship
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Top 5: Management lessons from motherhood
Everything I know about management, I learned from being a mum. Well, everything useful, at any rate. Motherhood develops some often under-recognised life-skills that translate seamlessly into management best practice. If you’re a mum on the verge of returning to … Continue reading
Posted in career, Executive Tips, Feminism, Life, Parenting, Top 5, work life balance
Tagged career women, executive tips, high achiever, high achieving women, how to be a woman and a manager, Lyn Campbell, successful management for women, successful woman, successful women, women managers, working moms, working mums
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