16-January-2019

Author: Jenni Donato

Simple Steps to Confidence in the Workplace

What does having ‘confidence at work’ actually mean? Confidence means something different to everyone but ultimately it could be explained as the feeling of being totally comfortable interacting with people, on every level. At work, at home, in public and in private with our own decisions. It is also about how we feel about ourselves. When we look at ourselves in the mirror in the morning and how we mentally

18-December-2018

Author: Jenni Donato

Understanding Focus and Getting Things Done

In the current climate of social media distractions and too many 'things to do' a recent survey from Mircosoft has found that humans are now even less focussed than the average Goldfish with an attention span of less than 8 seconds! Bearing this in mind, it's amazing we actually ever get anything done, so here is my take on Focus and how we can train our brains to build our

07-December-2018

Author: Jenni Donato

The 5 Simple Steps To Break Free from Imposter Syndrome

What is Imposter Syndrome? Imposter Syndrome is defined as a psychological pattern in which an individual doubts their accomplishments and has a persistent internalised fear of being exposed as a "fraud". So, what does this mean? Have you ever started something new: a new job, a hobby, a new chapter in your life and felt like you either don't deserve it or don't know enough to be able

04-December-2018

Author: Jenni Donato

Your Well-being: Mind and Body Edition

When I was approached by a publisher and asked to write a chapter for 'Your Well-Being: Mind and Body Edition' I was thrilled. I accepted of course but then sat down and thought - what the hell do I write about??? I spent many hours trying to come up with something which told the story of how I got to where I am but also had helpful advice which readers

03-December-2018

Author: Jenni Donato

'Let's Talk...' Waardenburg Syndrome and RAC1 mutation

In a world where we don’t celebrate our differences enough, these interviews speak openly with families living with rare medical conditions or disabilities. The aim of the series is to raise awareness and show how living with such conditions affect the lives of those diagnosed and their families. Today we interview Jennifer Jolly who is the mother to an amazing family with a lot of extra challenges. Both herself