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Go your own way
It is a time to reflect on the women that have helped to shape me and my life. Just a couple of weeks before Mother’s Day that has to be where we all start. Our Mums have such a profound impact on our lives and I have been incredibly blessed with the 51 years I shared with my Mum. Continue reading
Posted in communication, ideas, resilience, Uncategorized, women
Tagged communication, internationalwomensday, women
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Trying to fit the mould
None of my experiences have ever stopped me from doing what I wanted to but they did mean I changed and adapted. Continue reading
Posted in communication, media, police, policing, PR, women, work
Tagged communication, everyday sexism, misogyny, policing
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Another way: reflections on the past 24 hours
I watched the news late last night and was struck by a variety of emotions. Watching some of the footage was definitely shocking but it was clearly a really challenging situation for the police. After more than 20 years working … Continue reading
Posted in communication, Covid-19, crime, freedom of speech, police, policing, PR, women
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A woman’s life
Tomorrow is international women’s day and that means different things to different people. This year it has extra significance for me as I am a Women in PR ambassador and many of the women in my life are facing tough … Continue reading
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Tagged communication, life, resilience
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Flying high?
There have been some interesting posts and blogs this week talking about diversity and how critical it is for the communication industry, well for any industry really. I was transfixed by the conversation on Twitter on Tuesday about regional accents … Continue reading
Posted in communication, development, PR, society, women
Tagged children, communication, life, PR, public relations
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Overcoming obstacles
Growing up my parents gave me the confidence to think I could achieve whatever I wanted to if I put my mind to it. They ensured their two daughters were determined and single-minded. At primary school I was in the … Continue reading
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Taking a timeout
I have written many times about how difficult life can be and how we need to take care of ourselves to deal with it. Over the past few weeks and months I have felt like I have lost my way … Continue reading
Posted in happiness, kindness, learning, patience, resilience, training, women
Tagged challenge, happiness, life, mindfulness, modern life, positive, resilience, support
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A century old struggle
It is 100 years ago today that women finally got the vote. A small and select bunch of women at least. The moment has made me reflect and question how far we have come as a society since then. I … Continue reading
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Tagged communication, PR, public relations, suffragette
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Positive impressions last
It is easy to take things for granted. It is even easier to take people for granted. If you look back through your life there will have been contacts with lots and lots of people. There are a few within … Continue reading
Posted in communication, development, happiness, ideas, kindness, PR, Uncategorized, women, work
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