Put the bunting out. Today I’m offering you a round-up of my top 10 most popular posts this year so far. When I’m juggling family, volunteering and business, that I sometimes miss the best posts by my favourite bloggers.
The round-up below excludes the guest post that blew my readership out of the water and into the stratosphere in March. (Jamie Oliver and breastfeeding).
1 – How to get more done in 24 hours: 7 ideas that really work
Everybody wants to know how to cope with the overwhelm and get more done in 24 hours.
Read it here.
2 – Top recruitment agencies for career break mums
Very popular with mums looking for part-time or flexible working when they go back to their career after a break, whether that’s after having children or after redundancy.
Read it here.
3 – Career change from teacher to entrepreneur
Everybody loves a career change story. I’m always on the lookout for mums who’ve changed career so do get in touch if you have a story to share.
Read it here.
4 – How to cope with school holidays without stress levels rising
This post is bound to be popular in the run-up and during the school holidays. Check this one out again and again to keep calm.
Read it here.
5 – Online tools to help the business mum get more done
Every mum running a business wants to know how to get more done in the time available. This article focuses on the online tools that you can use.
Read it here.
6 – Why career break mums need to be on LinkedIn
LinkedIn is an essential tool if you are looking to go back to work now or in the future. You can continue to nurture your networks, keep up-to-date with industry news and so much more.
Read it here.
7 – The other ways to self harm
When somebody says “self harm”, what’s the first thought that pops into your head? For many of us, it’s cutting. There are other ways too. I know. Read how I discovered that what I was doing counts as self harm too.
Read it here.
8 – Five most important things to focus on when you go back to work
Most of my clients are mums who want to go back to work (career or business) after a career break or redundancy or they want help to get clear on their career strategy. Whichever category you fall into, this article explores the five most important things to focus on and by the way, there’s no mention of CV or LinkedIn. Yes, really.
Read it here.
9 – Do you deserve to be loved to the ends of the earth
This post starts with tears streaming down my face. Very much from the heart. Are you familiar with the concept of limiting beliefs? And how they can hold you back? Without you realising? My limiting belief was about feeling that I didn’t deserve to be successful because I didn’t deserve to be loved.
Read it here.
10 – Could you climb Mount Everest on Tuesday
We’ve all had moments when we’ve thought “I can’t do this“, “this is too hard“, “I’ll never be able to learn this” or “this is way too complicated for me“. What you need is a strong dose of self-belief. Sometimes that self belief starts when somebody else believes in you first. That is what you get from working with coach.
Read it here.
If you loved these posts, you’ll love the clarity and inspiration you’ll get from a complimentary clarity conversation with me. I love to use my inner strength to nurture and inspire women to make decisions with confidence and with ease.
A simple conversation with me might be all you need. I’ll help as much as I can in the conversation, and if you want to take it further we can talk about that too. No pressure. I promise. Book your complimentary clarity conversation here.
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