Advice 4 reasons a career change isn’t as scary as it seems Life changing moments tend to happen on the sly.
Advice How to find time for fitness in a full schedule A couple of weeks ago I walked about six blocks to a meeting in the city and felt like I was going to pass out.
Advice The new network for women in business Australian businesswomen will now be better connected and supported than ever before, thanks to a new partnership between Scale Investors and new startup CloudPeeps.
Advice How I juggled MBA studies with a young family A Women’s Agenda reader recently asked if it was possible to juggle children and an MBA.
Advice Why your reputation can make – or break – your career As a business professional, your most prized possession is your reputation.
Advice Why career first, family later isn’t necessarily the best option for you or your career I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: there is never a good time to start a family.
Advice How to Manage Your Life While Running an Empire The life of a Mum-and-entrepreneur is unlike any other.
Advice Why we need to start rejecting the myth of the best path to a board career It is brilliant that so many women undertake so much work of a voluntary nature for community boards, school councils and other not-for-profit boards.
Advice 10 steps to becoming a powerful face-to-face networker In today’s connected world, networking is more important than ever – but not always for the reasons one thinks.
Advice Why we need to start respecting the choices of other women It was the classic right place, right time when I was appointed to my first editorship.
Advice Why women are more likely to experience anxiety in the face of job losses Women are more likely than men to experience anxiety when a member of their family loses their job, according to research released this week by Melbourne University.
Advice Why teenagers need more supervision than toddlers The CEO of a major Australian corporation recently threw in his job so he could be around more often for his teenager.
