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How to be Hyper Focused at work Are you constantly feeling overwhelmed, distracted, and struggling to check items off your to-do list? If so, it might be time to try a new approach – one focused on the power of “hyper focus.” Hyper focus is the ability to concentrate intensely on a single task for an extended period of time,
Whether you work full or part time or you’re are a successful or aspiring entrepreneur, it’s all too easy to find yourself on the edge of burnout. As Zoe Haydn Jones, host of the Women Work Well-being podcast, so eloquently puts it, “our bodies are always whispering to us long before they scream.” In a recent episode, Zoe opened up
In this episode, Zoe Haydn Jones welcomes Madeleine France, founder of Blossom Training and Development CIC, to discuss the transformative power of self-defence and its role in empowering women and communities. Madeleine shares her deeply personal journey from surviving a toxic relationship to building a successful organisation that has trained over 4,000 people in realistic self-defence techniques. Their conversation explores
Overturn overwhelm and improve decision-making 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
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,
In this episode, Zoe Haydn Jones sits down with Catherine Evans, a mining geologist, to discuss her journey in a male-dominated field and her advocacy for more inclusive practices in mining. Catherine sheds light on her work, the challenges faced by women in mining, and her initiatives to address industry-specific issues, like better-fitting PPE and restroom accessibility for women. This
In this episode, Zoe Haydn Jones speaks with Yasmin DiNardo, Head of Technology Academy at KPMG, about the launch of KPMG Curve, an initiative aimed at attracting diverse tech talent. Yasmin also opens up about her recent personal experience with miscarriage, highlighting the importance of support and compassion in the workplace for those who go through similar experiences. This powerful
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
In this episode, Zoe Haydn Jones delves into the powerful connection between menstrual health and workplace productivity, offering practical strategies to help women thrive by aligning their work rhythm with their natural menstrual cycle. Key Takeaways: Menstrual health has a significant impact on women’s daily lives and work, with up to 70% of women reporting symptoms that affect their ability
Introducing Our New “How They Did It” Series: An Inspiring Entrepreneurial Journey with TLC Sport’s Founder. We’re thrilled to kick off a brand new series on the Women Work Well-Being podcast, where we dive deep into the stories of incredible women entrepreneurs and leaders to uncover the secrets behind their success. For our inaugural “How They Did It” episode, we
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
We’ve all heard of FOMO—the Fear of Missing Out—that nagging feeling that others are experiencing more fun, fulfillment, or success than we are. But have you heard of its delightful opposite, JOMO? In this episode of the Women Work Wellbeing podcast, host Zoe Haydn Jones explores the concept of the Joy of Missing Out and how embracing it can lead
How to use your intuition in your career And how to find fulfilment beyond corporate success with intuition Are You Ignoring Your Intuition? This Podcast Could Change Everything. In our fast-paced, achievement-oriented world, it’s all too easy to get caught up in the rat race and ignore the quiet voice of our intuition. But as Liz Roberta and Zoe Haydn
Actionable Steps for Women to Take Control of Their Finances Actionable Steps for Women to Take Control of Their Finances The gender pension gap is a startling statistic – the average woman in her 60s has only 20% of the pension wealth of the average man in his 60s. This significant disparity can leave women facing financial insecurity and even
HOW TO PRIORITISE SELF-CARE – TAKE THESE SMALL STEPS FOR BIG IMPACT As women, we often find ourselves juggling multiple responsibilities – work, family, household chores, and more. In the midst of this constant hustle, it’s easy to neglect our own well-being and put self-care on the back burner. However, taking time for ourselves is crucial for maintaining a healthy
How to Deal with Grief at Work While grief is a universal human experience, it remains a taboo subject that many of us feel uncomfortable discussing openly. In this episode of the Women at Work podcast, Tara Nash helps remove the stigma around grief through candidly sharing her own journey. Whether you’ve experienced loss or not, Tara’s insights offer valuable
Discover How Hidden Traumas and Limiting Beliefs Fuel Imposter Syndrome We’ve all felt like a fraud at some point in our careers, doubting our abilities and worrying we don’t deserve our success. This imposter syndrome can quietly undermine our confidence and wellbeing if left unaddressed. In this podcast episode, Cathy Gifford shares her personal journey of overcoming imposter syndrome through
2024 Apprentice winner Rachel Woolford Rachel Woolford is the founder of the popular fitness studios North Studio with studios in Leeds and Harrogate we are excited to see where her new studio will be located. As the winner of The Apprentice, 2024, she has proven herself as a talented businesswoman against tough competition. We were lucky enough to chat with
Danika Priim Talks Online Trolling and The Future of Women’s Rugby This week we sit down with former England Women’s Rugby star Danika Priim to discuss her journey in the sport from school days to representing her country in the World Cup. Danika Priim shares her experiences overcoming societal barriers as a woman in rugby and highlights the lack of
Being Scared is a Good Thing Because You’re Growing Robyn Sutherland never expected to end up working in cybersecurity. With a degree in chemical engineering, her career path took some unexpected turns that ultimately led her to a fulfilling role as a Cybersecurity Manager at PwC. In this interview, Robyn shares her story of pivoting careers through opportunities abroad, supportive
How to be more courageous at work as a woman We chatted to leadership coach Kate Waterfall Hill about all things women at work, leadership, setting boundaries and understanding your values in the latest Women. Work. Wellbeing. podcast. Zoe and Kate discuss the benefits of leadership coaching, navigating gender biases in the workplace, and tips for advancing your career. They
5 Easy Ways to Bring More Mindfulness to Your Day When life is challenging do you feel like running away? Running away from the feelings that arise from the challenge you are in? You are not alone if you do. It is normal. But, we can start to implement practices to help us work with the emotions or situations that
Own Your Career – Get a Brag File, Advocate for Yourself + Find a High-Achieving Mentor In this interview, entrepreneur and career coach Amiee Bateman shares invaluable lessons from her journey of founding an online learning platform from her kitchen to acquisition. Amy discusses the challenges women face in the workplace and provides strategic advice for taking control of your
Why Self-Development is Key to Success Do you invest in you? Whether personally or professionally? Do you think about ways to improve yourself or develop yourself? The answer (for women) is often a big fat no. But why? Well, data and research tells us that women take on the main caring roles a home, whether it’s looking afterkids, parents, relatives
How to find the right balance at work and home Striking the Balance: Keys to Brilliance and Success In our fast-paced world, the pursuit of success often leads us to neglect one crucial element: rest. It’s time to challenge the age-old myth that equates rest with laziness. As discussed in our recent podcast interview, redefining rest as imperative for success
Slow down to benefit your health and career This episode of the Jobs for Women Podcast delves into the crucial yet often overlooked concept of slowing down in our fast-paced lives. This week Zoë shares her personal journey, emphasising the importance of self-care and its profound impact on both professional success and personal well-being. She addresses the paradox of slowing
