Former fashion director at British Vogue, Lucinda Chambers and Cecily Motley co-founder of jewellery brand Motley, discuss their views on what style really means – and why you should never apologise for working hard.Top 3 Takeaways:1. Comfort i

How to Switch Off When You’re in Charge

Jul 28th, 2021 24m 37s

Elaine Bedell CEO of Southbank Centre and Joanna Payne founder of networking club Marguerite discuss ways to recharge, killer interview questions, and how to avoid pointless meetings and groaning inboxes.Top 3 Takeaways:If you’re in a high-powe

Why Diversity Is Your Superpower

Jul 28th, 2021 27m 24s

Lawyers, Emma Woollcott and Shabina Begum discuss diversity, getting perspective in emotionally challenging roles, and the tension of wanting a family just as your career is taking off.Top 3 Takeaways:Put “TFM” (Time For Me) in your diary in be

The Quickest Way to a Promotion

Jul 27th, 2021 21m 53s

Ali Hanan has worked in advertising for more than two decades, creating ads for some of the world’s biggest brands including, IKEA and McDonald’s. Charlotte Hugh is co-founder of Badass.gal and a senior creative at Dark Horses. They discuss how

Overwhelm: How to Keep Calm and Carry On

Jul 23rd, 2021 30m 33s

Renée Elliott (founder of Planet Organic) and Olivia Wollenberg (founder of Livia’s Kitchen) discuss embracing change, carving out “me time”, and why you need to trust your gut and tell the truth quickly.Top 3 Takeaways:1. The only thing holdin

Making waves: Lessons from Britain’s top “accidental” sportswomen

Mar 17th, 2020 36m 20s

In this episode…Susie Rodgers MBE was born without a fully formed arm or leg on the left side of her body. She turned her disability into a superpower, winning six Paralympic medals during her career as a professional swimmer. She retired from

Making waves: Lessons from Britain’s top “accidental” sportswomen

Mar 17th, 2020 36m 20s

How to command respect - when you have a baby face

Feb 29th, 2020 30m 24s

In this episode…Shona Baijal lost her father when she was in her teens. “My mother was a qualified accountant but she gave up her career to raise a family,” she says. “When she was suddenly widowed at the age of 43, she was completely lost and

How to command respect - when you have a baby face

Feb 29th, 2020 30m 24s

The highs and lows of being a super-achiever

Feb 28th, 2020 31m 21s

In this episode…Jacqueline de Rojas CBE spent her childhood trying to be invisible. Now, as president of techUK, she's one of the most powerful women in tech. She tells us how she went from survivor to thriver – and why she still sets her stand

Reinventing your career through motherhood and midlife

Feb 27th, 2020 35m 42s

In this episode…Trish Halpin’s career high was in 2009, when she became editor-in-chief of Marie Claire. “I used to read Marie Claire when I was a student,” she says. “If you’d have told my younger self that I’d be editing the magazine one day,

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