Peeling back the job title to explore what being human at work means for us before we both go on a trip in Bob - my beautiful, vintage, purple camper, with a few things chucked in the back.
All intended to make it ok to be both professional and our whole selves wherever we work.
Artwork: https://www.RebecaButtons.com
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
Flo Saulnier has already achieved a hell of a lot in his 31 years, living/working in four countries and working his way up from an apprentice to leading a large business unit.
Mr Successful - right? Who knew he was also self-managing mental health issues for many years? He recently got his diagnosis to help him manage his mental health better.
Flo tells his story to help chip away at the awkwardness around talking about mental health particularly for a guy and a senior professional. He explains how it has been the best investment he has ever made.
Let's all thank Steph Nuttall!
Why? Because she is one of a small team that has kept our favourite alcoholic beverages on our shop shelves.
Some parts of our economy have stalled and some have accelerated. Steph has seen no let up on demand from the retail sector - that's down to you and me btw! She talks about how she manages the demands of doing a busy job from home while creating fun moments for her family during lock down.
Admittedly, the latter may be due to her husband Anthony! You can learn how Anthony does it too.
A conversation between myself and Joanna to share how lock down landed for us - two professional women in very different life situations. Joanna a young, bright professional with oodles of potential living in London with her flatmate. Me, a slightly (ahem) older professional women living in rural Hampshire with my husband, two kids, a dog called Hugo and four chickens (Princess Laya, Mini Mix, Laymina and Yoko).
Together we figure out what we will take with us from our covid experiences into the future.