Going the Wrong Way - a conversation with author Chris Donaldson Chris Donaldson is now a successful businessman in Northern Ireland, but in his early twenties, at the height of The Troubles, he made the decision to travel to Australia. You can’t blame Chris, but somehow things just didn’t go to plan. In this entertain

Cathy Nesbitt is a Worm Advocate, Sprout Grower, and Laughter Yoga Teacher.  In the 2002 Cathy decided that setting up a worm composting business would be a good way to contribute to protecting the environment.  After ten years of hearing people make derisory comments, she almost made the decision to give up. But then

If you are keenly interested in the intense competition for skilled professionals, distinguishing between leadership and management and the ongoing discourse regarding hybrid work teams, I am confident that my conversation with Mr Michael Millward from the United Kingdom will be informative and illuminating.

Michael Millward provides a short introduction to Fit For My Age, the health and wellbeing podcast from Abeceder.co.uk, which is published in association with WorkWorkWork.works  In this introduction to Fit For My Age Michael explains 0.38 - What Fit For My Age is 1.11 -  Why Abeceder launched Fit For My Age 2.28 - Wha

Have you got it? You are not alone! Find out how to conquer Imposter Syndrome: in this episode of The Independent Minds.  Michael Millward meets Ian Child to find out how to conquer Imposter Syndrome. It’s estimated that around 70% of the population suffers from Imposter Syndrome. Albert Einstein, Serena Williams, Tom

Finding work can be a challenge for anyone, but for someone who is leaving education with little, or no work experience the challenges of accessing the first steps on the career ladder can seem unsurmountable. When Sydney Samuels left university with an ambition to work in the finance industry, the reality of just how