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#HOWSHEDIDIT: Meet Fern McCoy, Founder of Mockingbird Spirit

by Leah Williams | #HOWSHEDIDIT, Founder Features

Meet Fern McCoy, Founder of Mockingbird Spirit, an alcohol-free tequila inspired spirit.

How to Build The Dream Team For Your Business

by Lizzie Benton | Business Strategy, Leadership & Personal Development

Hire the right people, and you’ll feel supported; hire the wrong people, and you’ll feel like a lead weight has been tied to your ankles.

#HOWSHEDIDIT: Meet Mahira Kalim, Founder of Spruce Ethical Cleaning Products

by Leah Williams | #HOWSHEDIDIT, Founder Features

Meet Mahira Kalim, Founder of Spruce Ethical Cleaning Products.

The Elevator Pitch

by Charlotte Bunyan | Sales & Negotiation

An elevator pitch is a concise ‘sell’ of your business idea; it can also be of you, if you’re using it to sell your capabilities.

#HOWSHEDIDIT: Meet Ellen Donnelly, Founder of The Ask

by Leah Williams | #HOWSHEDIDIT, Founder Features

The Ask provides coaching & content for people pursuing courageous career paths: think founders, freelancers, or anyone doing work they believe truly matters in the world.

Mentoring 101

by Emily Button-Lynham | Wellbeing, Wellbeing & Mindset

As a Career and Business Coach and during my 9 years corporate experience, I have had a lot of experiences as a mentor and a mentee.

How to get your dream clients on Instagram

by Fiona Thomas | Leadership & Personal Development

I’ve been freelance writing for four years now, and almost all of my dream clients had come from Instagram.

PRODUCTIVITY & YOUR PERIOD

by Abi Adams | Wellbeing

When we work with our natural powers of our cycle, we see that working towards a goal (not 10 or 5, JUST 1 GOAL.

Why creative time is a game-changer for business owners

by Fiona Thomas | Leadership & Personal Development

There are several reasons why creativity time should be a key part (and never an afterthought) when it comes to your weekly routine.

A guide to building your team.. of one. How solopreneurs should develop their professional skill set across all business functions.

by Ellen Donnelly | Business Strategy

When solopreneurs consider their skillset in the context of their business it tends to be through the one or two skills that got them into business in the first place.

Part 1: How Indie Brands Can Stand Out in a Crowded Market

by Samantha Freedman | Wellbeing

What I look for first and foremost is true passion, purpose and authenticity when it comes to great brands.

You’re not ‘helping’ anyone

by Lara Sheldrake | Leadership & Personal Development

How would you feel if you removed the words “help” and “helping” from your vocabulary? What words could you use instead to describe the impact you have in your business?

Top 5 ways my business book has changed my work life

by Lucy Werner | PR & Branding

I wanted to write a business book for a multitude of reasons. Firstly, because all the PR books that I had been reading were written by male journalists turned PRs.

#HOWSHEDIDIT: Meet Mandy Nyarko, Co-Founder of Startup Discovery School

by Leah Williams | #HOWSHEDIDIT, Founder Features

Meet Mandy Nyarko, Co-Founder of Startup Discovery school, a virtual business incubator and accelerator.

How To Become Your Own Brand Ambassadors

by Ronke Lawal | Digital Marketing

It’s so important for us as women entrepreneurs to remember that we are brand ambassadors for our businesses.

How to audit your own social media accounts

by Phoebe Dodds | Digital Marketing

Managing your social media yourself doesn’t have to take hours and hours. The most important thing is that your online presence is showcasing your business at its best.

Obsessed with momentum

by Jaz-Broughton | Wellbeing, Wellbeing & Mindset

Are there any things in your business that should be small but are big and vice versa? What can you do to change that?

F&F July Book Club – More Than Enough by Elaine Welteroth

by Sam Brown | Book Reviews

For our second book club pick we chose Elaine Welteroth’s inspiring story of her childhood and stellar ascent up the publishing ranks to become the editor of Teen Vogue at just 29.