Even if you don’t consider yourself a CEO there’s no reason you can’t or shouldn’t develop a CEO mindset. As women in business we often have a tendency to downplay our efforts and achievements. Perhaps you’re guilty of saying, ‘I’m just doing this on the side’ or ‘it’s nothing really’ about your business.

Going freelance is a big step but what about after that? You might have been freelancing for a few years, maybe even a few months, and for many, working as a solo act is the dream. For others, up-skilling and scaling up becomes the obvious next step. Whether you’re a marketer, designer, accountant or PR, starting an agency is often the rung on the career ladder.

With the advent of lockdown, a huge majority of working women in the UK were pressed to embrace a new remote form of work. For some, working from home and checking in with the office via Zoom has allowed time to focus on passion projects, to make money plans and use the new-found flexibility to achieve financial freedom.

We caught up with Stacey Lowman to discuss her decision to follow financial freedom by way of a nomadic life on the road.

Take control of your finances! Achieve financial wellbeing! We're often bombarded with statements like this, especially on social media. But what does it mean to actually take control of your financial situation and what is financial wellbeing?

I spoke to Freya Tanner about Money Dates, Profit First and all things finance.

Many of us bury our heads in the sand when it comes to thinking about our finances. You’ve probably heard the term ‘Financial Adviser’ before and like many, thought it was for the extremely rich to get advice on when to buy their next yacht or whether to remortgage their 10th house.

Taking the leap into self employment can be daunting. Co-Working centres provide a sense of community whilst letting you connect with like minded people. I caught up with Jess Berry, founder of The Co-Working Club to find out more.