Women can feel perpetually overwhelmed in life and career as we still take on the burden of the unpaid caring roles. However, between work deadlines, family responsibilities, and the endless stream of digital distractions, our minds are often racing a million miles a minute. But what if we told you there’s a simple practice that could help you overcome that
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In this episode, Zoe Haydn Jones welcomes Elle Mace, a specialist in the relationship between food, body image, and confidence, as well as a business mentor for women. Elle shares her journey from corporate sales to becoming a disordered eating practitioner, highlighting her passion for helping individuals understand and improve their relationship with food. Their candid conversation covers disordered eating,
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In this episode, Zoe Haydn Jones leads us through a deeply calming guided meditation, designed to help you slow down, soften, and reconnect with your breath and body. This session is perfect for anyone feeling the weight of a busy day or simply seeking a moment of rest in a fast-paced world. Key Takeaways: Connecting with the Breath: Zoe guides
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Stress Management for Working Women This episode of the Women, Work, Wellbeing podcast tackles the prevalent issue of stress faced by working women. Host Zoe Haydn Jones, a former PR and marketing professional turned entrepreneur, shares her personal experiences with stress, anxiety, and burnout. She emphasises the importance of self-awareness and taking action to manage stress before it takes a
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Embracing the ‘Let Them’ Theory: A Game Changer for Women in the Workplace Let’s dive into an insightful concept discussed by Zoe Haydn Jones on the Jobs for Women podcast. This concept, known as the ‘Let Them’ theory, originally popularised by Mel Robbins, offers a transformative approach to how we handle expectations and control in our personal and professional lives.
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