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As you move up the career ladder, senior positions get fewer and the competition gets fiercer.

What can we learn from the careers and hard work of world class performers, those who’ve exceeding in everything from sport to entrepreneurship and leadership? While we might not be able to replicate the direct performance of an Olympic athlete, we can learn from her rise to the top and apply it to our own goals, according to Bendelta’s Chief Connection Officer, Dr Natalie Ferres (pictured above).

Men play a fundamental role in addressing gender inequality and there are a number of fundamental tools that can help, according to Lisa Annese.

We’d all love for our passion to pay the bills.

Wouldn’t it be nice if you could go and do it all again, knowing what you know now? Well unfortunately, we can’t.

Once, back in my twenties, I expressed an interest in working in human resources in the banking industry.

Eve Ash’s REAL acronym is one everyone would be wise to consider, no matter what their place in the office hierarchy.

Despite having jam packed ‘to do’ lists and lots going on, many business owners will inevitably think, ‘Jeez this running a business thing is lonely business.

I was once a very busy person. But I changed the way I work and now get more done than ever before.

Keep your legs to jump another day was a mantra and guide I used to manage my energy and keep myself and others safe while skydiving.

Richenda Vermeulen explains how she runs a business in a 32 hour week.

Megan Dalla-Camina recently sat down with Mia Freedman for a discussion about her new book Work Strife Balance.