Easter came and went a little differently this year. I gave myself permission to be a full-time mother. Not only to my daughter, but to myself too. I’m learning, deeply, what it means to choose happiness. To dream again. To tend to the parts of me that need care, wonder, and space to grow.

Self-employment gives me that freedom. Yes, it impacts the bottom line when I step back, but there’s something far more valuable I gain in return: presence. When I focus on just one role, one rhythm, one way of being, I get to fully experience it. And in that presence, there is magic.

So we dedicated two whole weeks to cultivating it.

The seven-year-old and the almost fifty-year-old both got fully stuck in. Each day became its own little world of wonder-cartwheeling in open spaces, discovering fairy rings, writing letters to the fairies in our local area, earning brownie badges, and even meeting the Mad Hatter at Mother Shipton’s Cave. Read more here.

Isolation and separation aren’t just experiences - they’re tactics. Sometimes survival mechanisms. Especially for women.

We’ve been conditioned to see competition as toxic, as something to avoid. We’ve been told to “be kind.” To not make waves. To play small. But that’s only one side of the story.

Read my blog to learn more…

Feminine leadership inspires people to slow down and listen, to be courageous and be seen in different ways and to be truly authentic. This opens up the space between us and builds trust.

The voice of the feminine is crucial to innovation, wellbeing & communication, she invites us to create a space where we can open up to all our senses, going deeper into the place where creativity and deep wisdom co-exist.

Paving the way for equality - what’s needed now? This blog is part of my new “Feminine Trailblazing” series, it includes professional and personal insights created over 27 years of experience as a Communications expers, Certified Co-Active Coach and Fem Leadership specialist.