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Your Personal Board of Directors consists of sponsors, mentors, friends and family that are there to not just support you personally, but also professionally, helping you to navigate career and care, and realise your full potential. Read real stories of how this group of carers found their Personal Board of Directors
Carers are people who provide unpaid care and support to family members and friends who have a disability, mental health condition, chronic condition, terminal illness, an alcohol or other drug issue or who are frail aged. One of the key questions many carers ask is: how do I speak to my boss about care commitments and responsibilities?
2.65 million Australians provide care and support to a family member or friend, in acknowledgement of those that manage the incredible job of balancing care and career, Grace Papers interviewed Samara Dobbins and Andrew Parkinson, carers who shared their stories, challenges and celebrated how they find joy in their juggle, and maintain care for themselves while caring for others.
Grace Papers’ brought together a community of carers to share their stories, their challenges and celebrate how they find joy in their juggle, and maintain care for themselves.
In a recent live coaching, we sat down with the founder of PepTalkHer, Meggie Palmer, to give you the strategies to increase your belief in your own worth, and the confidence to negotiate a promotion, a pay rise, or both.
The pandemic and parenthood collided for Exxon Mobil’s Hussain Ali. Here, he opens up about fatherhood, parental leave, and having the ‘right’ regrets.
Origin Energy’s Scott Morris has taken parental leave twice, and in completely different worlds. Here, he opens up about raising daughters beyond gender stereotypes, focusing on the things that matter, and the confidence that comes with time.
The pandemic is leaving us exhausted and overwhelmed. Yet, with some ruthless prioritisation, we can each make more room for the things that spark joy.
In the midst of our public health crisis, feelings of fear and uncertainty continue to dominate our lives. However, we can also identify opportunities to make positive changes – and act with leadership and grace.
At a time when most of the country is locked down, the Tokyo Olympics has been the gift that keeps on giving. And as these athletes combine career and care on the world stage, they have given us the courage to push boundaries in our own lives and homes.