In 2019, I wrote a blog post entitled ‘The FAQs of Mental Health In The Workplace’. Using my experiences of struggling with mental health throughout my working life, I wanted to answer some of the most common questions people have asked me regarding their mental health at work.
So in today’s blog post, I’m going to sharing some of the helpful places I go to to find inspiration for my posts, recommending some great new content ideas and hopefully helping you out of your blogging funk in one simple post!
In 2017, Netflix created and released ‘Girlboss’ – a 13 part comedy series detailing the early days of Sophia Amoruso, the CEO and Founder of Nasty Gal, as she first creates her iconic eBay store. The show rattled through the life of a twenty-something Sophia, struggling to find her place in the world, before eventually stumbling into business as a vintage clothes seller online.
Over the past two years, the world of work has changed, evolved and shifted — moving from a strict schedule of office cubicles and commutes to flexible
In this week’s blog post, I got the chance to talk to Albert Azis-Clauson, co-founder and creator of UnderPinned, about the wonderful world of freelancing,
In my latest blog post, I share my tips for achieving a mental health inclusive Zoom environment and explore the idea of inclusivity online.
In my latest blog post, I share my tips for becoming an organised freelancer and explore my scheduling recommendations.
In my latest blog post, I share 8 Tips for Accommodating Your Mental Illness and some useful advice for living alongside mental health.
In this week’s blog post, I want to share some of the smallest yet often overlooked secrets of building a great social media profile for your brand. From understanding just what to write in your bio, to choosing your perfect pinned post, these tips can help your business to stand out from the crowd and go toe-to-toe with the biggest names on social media in a few simple clicks.
Throughout my years working as a freelancer, I’ve heard many a myth, rumour or assumption about my job. Whether it be from a well meaning client or a judgemental social media post, there has always been a certain stigma about working for yourself.
So how can self-care and wellbeing truly intertwine with the everyday office? Is it actually possible to meditate fully when sitting at your desk? Perhaps not. But there are ways of providing yourself with that much-needed mindfulness, without drawing attention to yourself or ruining your working flow.
Over 40% of people feel that freelancing has had a negative impact on their mental health. But that still leaves over 50% who feel the opposite.