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[ 10 Jan 2009 | 5 Comments ]
Could Setting Limits Make You More Successful?

When you work for a company or any employer they are in charge of the direction of the company and the targets, you’re paid to work for X amount of hours, and, if you’re lucky you may get a few bonuses along the way.? When you work for yourself whether it be freelancing, making money online, passive income or whatever is it important to establish what’s enough?
I think so.
If you don’t have an end game you could work for 24 hours a day and not feel that you’ve achieved enough.? …

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[ 10 Dec 2008 | 9 Comments ]
The Future of Work for Mums

Today I’m wondering if there is a sea of change in the world of work for mums.
A very rudimentary timeline;
Pre-1980′s (?) Mums stayed at home to look after children, whilst father earned the ‘daily bread’.
1980′s – Noughties Mums managed careers and family simultaneously. Supposedly ‘having it all’.
The Future
The landscape is changing, many mums are accepting that they wish to be a stay at home parent, if not in full, then in part. Mums also accept that they a) cannot survive on one wage and b) have ambitions of …