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Overwork is killing us and being busy doesn’t equate to being effective, efficient or fulfilled, writes Dr Jenny Brockis.

Having managed a team in one of the most difficult workplace environments possible, Antarctica, Rachael Robertson has some key lessons on how to lead.

So many talented women suffer from self doubt and imposter syndrome daily. So where does it come from? Asks Kate Christie.

We’re taught, and sometimes legally required, to keep quiet on pay. This silence contributes to inequality, and it’s time it changed. Pay transparency.

Jane Lindhe catches up with Janine Allis, Boost Juice co founder, to talk leadership, survival and letting go during the pandemic.

We can either choose to surrender and remain calm, swimming with the changing tide following directives and implementing changes that we are forced to make and perhaps being curious about opportunities that may exist.

Margie Warrell’s husband tested positive for COVID-19. She writes that we should choose to show up right now with the courage we want to instill in others.

Opportunity costs matter when you’re running a business or pursuing a big career. Janine Garner knows this all to well. She unpicks the challenge.

Wiley has recently launched a ‘Be Your Best’ book series to kick of the new decade. We’ve partnered with the publisher to explore some key career tips with their female authors.

It can be a recipe for disaster bringing together families at Christmas, but it doesn’t have to be, writes Rachael Robertson.

The start of the New Year is a time to reflect and plan ahead, my suggestion is to also plan the stories you will share in 2020, writes Gabrielle Dolan.

Jodie Fox speaks with Angela Priestley about her ‘Reboot’ and new book by the same name, just over a year since Shoes of Prey came to a very public end.