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Wellbeing

What is confidence and how can I get more of it?

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It’s no secret that to succeed in life, you need to have confidence in yourself and your abilities. But is confidence a personality trait, or something that can be learned? Annie Ridout believes it’s the latter. Here are her tips for becoming more confident…

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Annie Ridout 3rd January 2018
Wellbeing

10 ways to make yourself feel amazing (in just five minutes)

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As a parent, the excuse for everything is: I just don’t have the time. That goes for exercise, reading a novel, ‘me-time’. So we’ve come up with 10 daily activities that will only take up five minutes of your time, but will make you feel amazing…

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Annie Ridout 1st January 2018
Wellbeing

Want to succeed in 2018? Here’s how to make your dreams come true

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Success, to you, might mean earning £100k a year, growing your family or launching a new business. Whatever it is, it won’t happen unless you’re focused on it. Here’s how to visualise your future and make your dreams come true in 2018…

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Annie Ridout 31st December 2017
Wellbeing

How photography helped me to overcome postnatal depression

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Kerry Bartlett had her first child aged 21 and suffered with severe postnatal depression. To get through it, she focused on her new career as a freelance photographer. Here, she discusses her struggles and how she overcame them…

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Contributing Writer 28th December 2017
Wellbeing

On raising a child with mental health issues: “I went through hell when he was a teenager.”

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A mother whose son suffered with an eating disorder, gaming addiction and depression during his teenage years is now helping other parents of children with mental health issues. We spoke to her about blaming herself and keeping it all secret… 

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Annie Ridout 26th December 2017
Wellbeing

Before becoming a mum, I was never lonely. Suddenly that changed

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Becoming a mum for the first time can be lonely and isolating. Especially if you don’t have a partner, or your own mother to help out. Aimee Foster opens up about the early days with her daughter, feeling as if her life had been turned on its head…

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Aimee Foster 22nd December 2017
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
Wellbeing

“I just want the cloud to be gone. The depression to be dead”

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Samantha Valentine was recovering well after childbirth until she started bleeding heavily. Following emergency surgery for a postpartum haemorrhage, Samantha developed PTSD and is now in the grips of postnatal depression. She talks us through her daily thoughts…

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Contributing Writer 15th December 2017
Wellbeing

Managing expectations in business and in your personal life

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Are you optimistic about everything, assuming it’ll live up to your expectations, or cautious – not getting too excited in case it doesn’t happen? Annie Ridout looks at when it’s good to lower, or manage, our expectations

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Annie Ridout 10th December 2017
Wellbeing

Journalist Robyn Wilder: “I’d feel overwhelmed by the tiniest things”

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Robyn Wilder left London for Kent while heavily pregnant, quit her job at Buzzfeed and found herself struggling to cope at home with a new baby. We talk mental health, having a second baby and freelancing with young kids…

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Annie Ridout 8th December 2017

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