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Managing Your Time – 5 Tips for Working Smarter not Harder
We have all been there I am sure when you feel like there is not enough hours in the day and as soon as you have achieved one item off your to do list, another three may appear. There can be certain times of the week or year where it feels like you have less time to do things. What I have come to realise a lot of the time is that you can be putting pressure on yourself when no-one else is. There are a lot of apps out there to help you schedule things and organise yoursel

Sue Whitaker
Mar 272 min read


Building Bridges: Reframing Conflict as Growth
This is something I have been dealing with over the past 1-2 weeks, at home and wanted to share. I have been an animal owner for some years now in some form or another. We adopted our newest fur babies into the family, in the form of two cats, both whom had lived together previously, two boys called Simba and Marley. Recently, we have seen some changes in their behaviour, especially towards each other. Marley in particular has been less tolerant and gives off warning signs

Sue Whitaker
Mar 132 min read


Breaking into STEM for All: An Inclusive Journey
Did you know that March is Women's History Month? A time where Women are celebrated for their achievements in various fields like STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). The important point is STEM is open to everyone, regardless of gender. Previously, I have worked with businesses to support Women in STEM and whilst I am passionate about this topic and appreciate it has its place, I also believe it should be available to all, regardless of gender. Let m

Sue Whitaker
Feb 282 min read
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