If your income has plateaued, it’s probably not your strategy—it’s your subconscious. What if the real reason your business isn’t scaling……has nothing to do with your niche, your funnel, or your visibility? What if the actual block is buried deeper—inside your identity,

By Micaela Passeri We talk a lot about success in this space. About vision, purpose, and power. But there’s a part of every woman’s journey that rarely gets the spotlight—grief. And yet, grief is often the thread quietly woven through the most

By Constanze van Ginneken I come from a generation where one message was clear: Performance is everything.Phrases like “Pressure creates diamonds” were the mantras of our time – and for many years, I tried to live up to them. Show up.

Because success shouldn’t cost you your health, joy, or peace. There’s a hidden belief I see in many entrepreneurs, leaders, and high achievers—especially women. It sounds like this: “To be worth more… I have to do more.” So we hustle. We overgive. We

If you’ve glanced at the UK property market in the last few years, you’ll know we’re in the middle of a quiet revolution. It’s not driven by interest rates or government policy (although those still matter). Instead, it’s something more

In a world craving authentic leadership, Dr. Michele D’Amico stands out as a transformative force. A clinical psychologist turned executive coach and founder of Vetta Consultants, Michele blends deep psychological insight with heart-centered strategy to reshape how leaders, men and

 By Lindsay O’Neill | CEO, Wellness Eternal & Small Hinges Health | TEDx Speaker Let me start with a confession: I have both ADD and dyslexia. And no, I don’t think that’s a weakness—it’s my superpower. Sure, it means I sometimes forget

By Laura Morrice, The Chakra Coach There comes a moment, even for the most successful woman, when achievement stops feeling fulfilling. You’ve ticked all the boxes,  built the business, led the team, made the money ; but something still feels off.Not broken,

 by Lesley Thomas You’re the kind of woman who gets things done. You’ve built a life that others might admire, a business, a career, a household that runs (most of the time) and a level of financial comfort that’s been hard-earned. But

Krystal Briggs didn’t begin her career in Silicon Valley or with a computer science degree. Her journey started in classrooms, working closely with children who couldn’t speak—but whose needs spoke volumes. What began in speech-language pathology has evolved into a