I’m writing this blog at the National Gallery, one of my favourite London haunts. Aside from the fabulous collection of artworks, obviously -
Horrible hackers, big bums and artisan food all over the place
I spent Monday morning working in the Hoxton Hotel – in fact, I think I mentioned that in last week’s blog. What I didn’t realise at the time was
Chocolate, time management, a charity ball and more chocolate
As you may have guessed, chocolate features quite heavily in my life. It influences my diet, my holidays and my relationships. (Yes, really!) So an
LinkedIn at the Tate, an Olympic torch-bearer and Prosecco in a menswear shop
So the Olympics have kicked off! As you know I’m not a sporty person, although over the past few months I’ve sailed (kind of), swum (kind of),
Facebook secret messages, de-stressing and laughing at Grimsby
Facebook users were surprised this week with the revelation that we don’t see all the messages that are sent to us. You may be aware of your ‘other’
A recipe for social media, stardust and a lyrical Welsh witch
I’ve been working with some fantastic businesses over the past few weeks, helping them to get more out of their social media. This week’s training
LinkedIn photos, squidgy cakes and £1billion of business
£1,000,000,000 worth of business… Wow!! That’s a lot of money coming in. I’ve mentioned Fit for Legacy (FFL) before; it’s the organisation based in
Business analogies, dangerous muffins and boyfriends with roses
A weird and wonderful thing has happened in my garden and it struck me as a good analogy of my business. The spindly peach rose bush that I replanted
Facebook fundraising, mail order cakes and being out of Twitter touch
I took a rare afternoon off this week, to visit beautiful Canterbury Cathedral. What a treat the whole city was – ancient, cobbledy alleyways boxed