“Mum and I were like witches at midnight: drawing cards, writing with the guides and channelling all sort of wonderful things,” says Charlie Christie, founder of Thyme with Charlie. Here, we talk spiritual beginnings, following your intuition and growing a global sound healing brand…
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In recent months, the Lucky Girl Syndrome hashtag (#luckygirlsyndrome) has gone viral on TikTok with over 270 million views. It’s another take on manifesting and, in some respects, SQ (spiritual quotient). There are heavily-filtered videos… Read More »Trends like #luckygirlsyndrome taint the real health benefits of positive thinking
This is a meditation that I was introduced to recently. The message I received was so profound. I thought others might like to try it too. You could put on some calming music in the… Read More »A short meditation to help you find your way
Annie Ridout, founder of Raise your SQ, is delighted to announce that her book on SQ (spiritual intelligence) will be published by Radar Books in May 2023. Here’s how the book deal came about and what it will help you with…
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“The flower farming industry is incredibly supportive,” says Lucy Clayton, founder of Dead Head flower farm. “It completely surprised me. TV can be quite ruthless, and I just assumed this would be super competitive too, but I’ve found it very nurturing and supportive.”
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During a trip to see her Columbian family as a teenager, Caroline Kuis picked up a crochet bag made by an indigenous group from the north-east of Colombia. This was where her obsession with artisanal products began. Now, she runs her own business – wuchii – selling ethically-sourced Columbian homewares…
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Jenna Harman is an illustrator and the co-founder of publishing company Doodles and Scribbles. Here, she talks about what it’s really like running a children’s book publishing company and shares useful tips for others thinking of starting one…
For working mums, confined to working in the hours between school drop-off and pick-up, there can be a temptation to spend every minute at the laptop, tapping away – and then dash out the door at the very last minute. But there is a better way…
Find networking dry and exhausting? You’re not alone. So how about shaking things up and hosting a cacao ceremony for female founders in your area? Forget name badges and small talk, it’s all about going deep…