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Alison Jones is named as TEDxNorthwich speaker

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Alison Jones, author of This Book Means Business and Exploratory Writing (forthcoming) and founder of Practical Inspiration Publishing, has been named as one of the speaker line-up for this year’s TEDxNorthwich event on 23 April 2022.

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Featuring an inspiring line-up of speakers with a diverse range of talks, to open your mind to new ideas, challenge your thoughts and spark conversation, we invite you to join us. Tickets are limited to just 100 which not only makes it a special and intimate evening but also one you will want to get your tickets quickly for.

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Lucy Werner in Stylist Magazine

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‘I’ve got more confidence to step away from what others are doing and forge my own path.’

Lucy Werner, author of Hype Yourself and co-author of Brand Yourself, is featured in Stylist Magazine talking about her experience of working abroad.

Work with a view: 7 women on what it’s like to work remotely while travelling the world

Skip to content Travel Written by Leah Sinclair background Layer 1 Add this article to your list of favourites Remote working has offered people the flexibility to work from anywhere with a decent wifi connection – and these women are taking full advantage of that by travelling to some of the most beautiful places in the world and working while they’re at it.

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Sally Sanderson speaks to Thomas International

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Sally Sanderson, author of Leading Lawyers: A practical toolkit to help you adjust your leadership style and deliver great results, is a featured guest on the Thomas Talks podcast, talking about how and why the profile of a leader is shifting, and the role that HR plays in shaping tomorrow’s leadership.

Thomas Talks Podcast: Leadership in the next normal

In this episode, we are joined by Sally Sanderson, Director of Profex Consulting and author of Leading Lawyers, and Luke Treglown, Principal Data Psychologist at Thomas International as they discuss ‘Leadership in the Next Normal’.

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Startups features Eloise Skinner

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“Reminding yourself why you’re doing your work can give you a sense of inspiration and fuel.”
Eloise Skinner, author of The Purpose Handbook, is featured in Startups.

The Entrepreneur: Eloise Skinner, One Typical Day | Startups.co.uk

As well as being the founder of an ed-tech startup and social impact consultancy, Eloise is also an existential therapist and author. We speak to her about her entrepreneurial journey. Company: One Typical Day and The Purpose Workshop Founder: Eloise Skinner Website: eloiseskinner.com Eloise is a master of all trades.

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The Long Win named as one of FT’s Business Books of the Year

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Cath Bishop‘s The Long Win is named as one of the Financial Times‘s Best Business Books of 2020.

Best books of 2020: Business

Former diplomat and Olympic oarswoman Bishop argues, from her own and others’ experience, that a zero-sum approach to winning can be counter-productive. Instead, by being clearer about what matters, and concentrating on personal growth and collaboration, it is possible to achieve a more fulfilling, longer-lasting success.

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Cath Bishop in The Telegraph

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Cath Bishop, author of The Long Win, speaks to Telegraph Sports about why our obsession with winning doesn’t always serve us.

Former GB rower Cath Bishop – ‘I was left with that sort of perennial silver-medal torment’

“I basically retired,” she says. “I was a mess. I tried to come back after a bit of a break, but I was just destroyed by my self-belief. I was defined by the Sydney performance. Nobody said, ‘Now let’s see what we can do’.”