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The Early Hour mentor: Candice Brathwaite, co-founder of Make Motherhood Diverse

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Candice Brathwaite is a writer, presenter, influencer, co-founder of Make Motherhood Diverse, mum-of-two young kids and now a mentor, via The Early Hour. If you’re a mum looking for support with your freelance work, you may be in luck…

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The Early Hour 11th June 2018
Mornings

5 morning habits of entrepreneurs

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We know that many entrepreneurs get up early by choice; but what rouses them from their sleep and what do they do with those waking hours, before the rest of the country awakes – what are their morning habits? 

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The Early Hour 25th April 2018
Family

Families of Instagram: Pragya Agarwal, @the_art_tiffin

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“When no one’s looking I lie down. It is exhausting being a parent, and trying to juggle work and life, and be the best you can be – no matter what anyone says.” Pragya Agarwal – mother of three, including twins, academic, writer, creative, entrepreneur – on family life…

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The Early Hour 6th April 2018
Family

Living abroad: “We were treading water/sinking slowly in London”

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Tired of London’s fast pace, they took their six-year-old twins to travel around Latin America. Two years later, Dominic Chapman and Lindsay Green are still living abroad, homeschooling the twins. They told us all about their travels (and not having plans to return)…

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The Early Hour 31st January 2018
Mornings

Up early? Don’t worry, the most successful people always are

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Up at 5am? Well you’re in good company, as some of the world’s most successful people (Barack Obama, Mark Zuckerberg, Karen Blackett) get up early too. Here’s what they do in the early hours, while the rest of us sleep…

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The Early Hour 12th January 2018
Family

From corporate to creative: “Having children made us re-evaluate things”

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Helen and Oliver Jackson were unhappy in their office jobs so after the birth of their daughter, they both opted for a career change. Helen re-trained as a florist and launched Petal and Pot, Oliver as a carpenter – he runs Work the Plank. Here’s their story…

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The Early Hour 5th January 2018
Work Life

Turning Earth founder Tallie Maughan shares her business secrets

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“Four out of five businesses fail in the first three years,” says Tallie Maughan, founder of open-access ceramics studio Turning Earth. So how did she turn her idea into a wildly successful enterprise? She shares her business secrets…

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The Early Hour 2nd January 2018
Wellbeing

Food can be curative and it can heal; I have first-hand experience of this

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Holly Johnson prepares raw food dishes with Asian influences that are bursting with colour. We talk healthy eating, the curative properties of food – particularly for skin disorders – and she shares a delicious breakfast smoothie recipe…

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The Early Hour 21st December 2017
Mornings

My Morning Routine: Ayo Akinwolere, TV presenter

Ayo Akinwolere
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He recently left London for a calmer life by the sea in Margate. We talk to TV presenter Ayo Akinwolere about breakfast preferences, how the French do mornings, music to listen to first thing and the dream weekend… 

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The Early Hour 18th December 2017
Mornings

My Early Hour: Helen Bryce, Guilty Mother’s Club

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Helen Bryce, entrepreneurial founder of Guilty Mother’s Club and mum-of-two, believes flexible working and shared childcare responsibilities are the key to a happier, more equal society. That’s why she works, while her husband is a stay-at-home dad…

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The Early Hour 4th December 2017

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