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A blog carnival is an online event created between bloggers. For the month of September, I am the host and our theme is 'Growing Your Village'
As someone who heads up a large global community, coupled with the fact that September is my favourite month, this seemed like the obvious choice of...
By Tricia Scott.
Raise your hand if you’ve ever gone to create a post on social media or write a blog or make a video and just think, what’s the point? (it’s better if you read this question in a super exhausted voice and bonus points for raising your hands in the air in an...
By Claire Winter.
We’ve all been there, when we are planning our content, sat with a blank page waiting for inspiration to hit us. The truth is we can wait for sporadic moments of creativity, and they could be brilliant, but waiting for them can be both frustrating and time-consuming. ...
By Nichola English.
Every women’s wardrobe I look at is often made up of a mixture of active and non-active wear.
What do I mean by that?
Well, we all have clothing we wear most of the time (active), as well as items that are simply unworn no matter what and remain dormant...
By Jake Adam Davey.
Something we can definitely agree on, is that over the past 15 months, 16 months, even 18 months, the world has changed significantly.
Not only has the world changed significantly, but social media has changed as well, and the way that we use social media has massively,...
By Ilana Jankowitz.
Your life is like a wheel on a bike, with eight spokes dividing the inner wheel. In order for the wheel on a bike to turn smoothly, each section needs to be balanced, otherwise you end up having a very bumpy and uncomfortable ride!
It’s exactly the same with your...
By Hayley McDonnell.
In Christian/Western culture, Jesus teaches believers to pray that God would provide daily bread (Matthew 6:11). Obviously, Jesus was not telling His disciples to pray only for bread even though bread was a staple in the diet of the Jews and had been so for many years....
By Dino Tartaglia.
There are TWO questions I have in mind whenever I’m asked by a business owner to help them (or, more usually, a person who IS a business owner but calls themselves by what they DO, e.g., physiotherapist, hotelier, graphic designer, accountant, etc).
(We’ll get into...
By Janine Wirth.
Hi Janine,
I'm ashamed to say that I was the ‘other woman’. I had a year-long affair with a married man. It wasn't just a few texts and meeting up once a month. It was a proper relationship; we spoke on the phone twice a day on his commute to and from work, we met up...
By Ambila Nath.
We are now into month eight of 2021. How has the year been for you so far? Are you on target to reaching, achieving, and doing all the things you set out in January?
Sometimes you don’t need to read lengthy articles. With only five months left to the year (I can’t...
By Natasha Lee.
Professional Speaker, Media/Press Journalist, and Author, Dr. Pamela Gurley is the founder and CEO of Clark and Hill Enterprise, LLC and IAmDrPGurley, LLC; founder/creator of the brand [email protected], Author of I Am Not a Stereotype: I Am H.E.R., [email protected] Girl Activist...
By Janine Wirth.
Dear Janine,
Please help me settle a debate I'm having with my girlfriends. Now that everything is slowly but surely opening up again and we can finally start going on dates, the question is: Should we split the dinner bill?
Cheers,
Mandy.
Dear Mandy,
Excellent question...
By Nichola English.
I’m sure most of you are familiar with the phrases “Dress for success” or “Dress for the job you want”. But how can slipping on a smart outfit or suit make you feel or act in a successful way?
Well, science says if you want to be more...
By Ambila Nath.
Have you experienced the ‘life-changing magic of tidying up’ your home by following the Marie Kondo method? Marie Kondo teaches the Japanese art of decluttering and organising.
Just by doing a simple task or reorganising and decluttering your living/working...
By Ilana Jankowitz.
There’s nothing more fragile, yet more powerful, than self-esteem. It’s how we value ourselves and show up in the world, and it’s also one of the great dichotomies of the human experience.
When our self-esteem is high, we feel confident and unstoppable;...
By Dino Tartaglia.
At Success Engineers, we’re all about:
- Simplicity not Complexity
- Brutal Honesty (with kindness) not Fluff and Platitudes
- Tailored advice not ‘Blueprints’ designed for only one type of Entrepreneur
- Fundamentals not chasing Shortcuts, Hacks and Trends
- ...
