12 Days of Money, Mind and Meaning Not every part of the year goes to plan. In fact, it’s usually the unplanned bits that shape us the most. Day 2 of our series invites you to revisit something that went wrong this year. Something that frustrated you, embarrassed you, challenged you, or pushed you out of your comfort zone. Your brain might still label it as a “bad moment”. But time, reflection and perspective often reveal something much more valuable beneath the chaos. This

12 Days of Money, Mind and Meaning We rush into planning the next year with colour-coded goals, fresh notebooks, and a hopeful sense that this time  we’ll do things differently. But before any of that matters, there’s a powerful first step that almost everyone skips. Look back. Before you look forward. And the simplest way to do that? Open your camera roll. Yes, really. Your camera roll is one of the most honest storytellers you have. It shows where your time, energy, attenti

A gentle end to your year. A grounded beginning to the next. This time of year often arrives with noise. The pressure to finish strong. The comparison to others. The emotional load of caring for people, plans and expectations. The financial strain that can sit quietly beneath it all. For many women, December becomes a month of holding everything together for everyone else - while carrying the invisible weight of mental load, money worries and the constant feeling of “I should

I’m thrilled to share a recent collaboration with Anna Reddy, host of The Leap Health Workplace Podcast . We delved deep into the...