Why Your Business Skills Aren’t Just for the Workplace
We are all forced to be smart in business. There’s no reason why our personal lives can’t benefit from our brilliant skills.
Work-Life Balance Tips for Self-Employed Women (2026)
Who doesn’t want a better work life balance? Self-employed people though, can find it even more difficult to know when to stop and sometimes when to start! Here are our top tips for getting the balance right:
Money management for female breadwinners: take control
There is more to being the breadwinner than bringing in the money.
7 Things to Consider Before You Go Freelance (2026 UK Guide)
Going freelance gives you control over your clients, your hours and your income, but it also shifts responsibility for tax, cash flow and compliance onto you. Before you go freelance, it pays to understand how self-employment works in the UK in 2026. According to the latest ONS Labour Force Survey data from 2024, around 4.4 […]
Practical Time Management Tips for Women Starting a Business in 2026
Preparing for the business you envision won’t be possible unless you find a way to stretch time.
How to Be Organised: 4 Steps for Big-Picture Entrepreneurs
Great ideas are nothing without great execution. Our top tips will help you to ‘make it happen’ every day.
Maternity Leave When You Run Your Own Business: 2026
Running your own business while preparing for a baby can feel as though you are expected to be everywhere at once. When I had my first child while leading the company I had built, I quickly realised that “having it all” does not mean “doing it all”. The only way to keep the business steady […]
5 Top Tips for Controlling Small Business Costs in 2026
During the start-up phase it can be difficult to predict what investments will generate a return. It pays to constantly ask yourself: ‘Will this really pay for itself?’
What UK Network Marketers Should Do in Their First 60 Days
Getting off on the right foot in direct sales is key to your long term success.
Top 10 tips on doing business in Russia
It’s a mistake to assume the Russian market is similar to the European one. You need to think about which products and services will work in the Russian market, and which products will be in demand.