Philip M Harter, a doctor at Stanford University of Medicine, is generally credited with compiling a snapshot of how the Earth’s population would look if it was shrunk to a village of just 100 people, with all the human ratios still remaining.  I am uncertain whether Harter made these calculations himself or whether he came across the figures (it depends where you look!)  Read More

During National Work-Life Week, which runs from 27th September, I’ll be running a complimentary virtual seminar to teach working parents how to apply seven simple habits to improve their resilience, keep perspective when all around is a whirlwind and find time for a bit of fun ... even when “life ain’t perfect”.    Read More

Or should this post be entitled, "When is a self-limiting belief not actually self-limiting"?  I was inspired to write this post by one of my FaB clients who I coached earlier this week on a self-limiting belief around money.  I felt this life work balance tip would help you with your self-limiting beliefs.
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This was a headline in last Wednesday’s Daily Telegraph.  Apparently, in 1990, British workers spent 37% of their day working "intensively", then peaked at 49% in 1995 but this fell to 40% in the latest update covering 2005.   Read More

So, there I was, sitting in Costa Coffee in Frodsham with my Flat White, pondering on projects various, when two women approached me – S and J (hi S and J if you’re reading!... I do remember your names but I’m keeping you anonymous):    Read More