Let’s talk Business – A workshop for mumpreneurs
Oct 20 2020- Mumpreneurs & Mums at work
- Last Updated on 20 October 2020
- Peachycoaching
Gayle at Hustle & Fox and Marion at Peach Me Up have teamed up to bring a series of workshops for mumpreneurs to help them take their business to the next level.
The current economic climate has a lot of entrepreneurs wonder about the future of their business and a lot of them feel like they have reached a brick wall so high they’ll never get over it.
“Let’s talk business” is a series of friendly and chatty sessions focuses on giving you positive vibes and information on how to tackle crucial parts of your business, from revising your foundations to growing your Instagram account.
A Ten Step Guide to how Divorce Coaching can Help
Oct 17 2020- Mumpreneurs & Mums at work
- Last Updated on 07 August 2024
- Ebru
Maintaining a healthy relationship is becoming more challenging especially in Covid-19 times. We have to spend more time with our partners and children than we used to and take on more responsibilities. With divorce rates already on the rise, another difficult winter in which many of our relationships will be tested looks increasingly likely.
Lockdown – what’s next?
Aug 16 2020- Mumpreneurs & Mums at work
- Last Updated on 15 August 2020
- Peachycoaching
Lockdown. Definitely a before and an after. How many times will we tell a story that starts with “before lockdown” or contains “then lockdown happened”? While many businesses froze or were forced into changing their strategies, we have been stuck at home with a lot to do on top of the regular chores: home schooling, mastering the art of Zoom calling while entertaining children, juggling parental duties to finally crash on the sofa having put the kids to bed – still watching Peppa Pig. However, for a lot of us, lockdown has also opened the floodgates of creativity and unveiled hidden talents from crafting to baking (providing you found flour) and building dens deserving a recognition in Grand Designs. It’s also been a time of eating together as a family more – often without the pressure of making it all healthy and Instagram-worthy – you have to do what you have to do to survive (raise your hand if your food bill went through the roof).
