Jugglehood Setting our teens on the rite path In a time of unlimited opportunities more young people than ever have mental health issues and are going off the rails in all sorts of ways.
Jugglehood New mothers making time for themselves reduces chance of postnatal depression One in three women will experience significant depressive symptoms in the first five years after giving birth.
Jugglehood What I learned when I became Chief Parenting Officer to 3 kids under 5 With 3 kids under 5 and my wife Prue about to launch a new business, I rather enthusiastically yet completely naively decided it was time for me to assume the role of Chief Parenting Officer.
Advice Maternity leave over? 5 things that will help with the return to work The first day of childcare is the hardest.
Business Work life ‘conflict’ and the leaders who take their kids to work Work Life Balance? Work Life Conflict is a much better term to describe the constant battle to maintain multiple priorities, particularly when it comes to pursuing a career or business with kids.
Advice Quit saying ‘I had a lucky break’ and own your story Margie Warrell is speaking at the upcoming Fearless 2016 event in Sydney, along with Anytime Fitness founder Jacinta McDonell.
Advice Marina Go: My shift from constantly frantic to embracing new routines This time a year ago I would have been completing my first work week back following a Christmas break.
Ed's Blog Working parent with time for exercise? Unlikely Let’s hope running around after small children really does burn the extra calories, along with standing on the side of a soccer field watching older kids play sport.
Ed's Blog ‘It’s a tough time’: The challenge for women in their late twenties and thirties You take notice when somebody as experienced and accomplished as Wendy McCarthy acknowledges one of the most difficult periods of a woman’s life – her late twenties and thirties.
Ed's Blog Why burnout isn’t the price we should pay for success Depleted? Distracted? Unfulfilled? It might be that as the end of the year approaches, you are simply tired and ready for a break.
Ed's Blog We’re ‘so busy’ but in December we at least pretend to get along I love this time of year and all its associated madness.
Business ‘I can’t have it all’: Why men like James Brayshaw and John Key are walking away from their jobs. “I’ve got to get better at being a dad, and a partner, being around a bit more, not being stressed and knackered when I am,” he said.
