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Some childcare business owners experienced a rollercoaster year, while others (lucky ones) enjoyed a consistent income during the financial year. Whatever your financial situation, it’s a good idea to examine your financial tools and procedures at the beginning of the… Continue Reading >

by: Sabri Suby, founder at King Kong   Building a business and raising children simultaneously will give you a different perspective that you can’t unsee. It is said that as a parent you will get to spend approximately 18 summers… Continue Reading >

Is it better to work a job or own a business? I would have to respond with a resounding “Yes” in support of owning a business. Let’s examine the areas of income, autonomy, and potential. Income A full-time job will… Continue Reading >

By Krissy Regan The Wellness Poet   Our day-to-day life is generally not managed with as much rigour and structure as we apply to a business or our paid employment.  But there are some aspects of business that can provide… Continue Reading >

From the letters P.U.B., we can form 4 powerful words that are relevant to any business or brand- public, publish, publicity, and publication.  Creating a publication or being featured in a publication allows you to accomplish all of these.  When… Continue Reading >

Business consultant Olivia Jenkins’ cup is always full, and she wouldn’t have it any other way. At 28, Olivia is a busy mum of three under three,  with a thriving business consulting company which she founded in late 2019. Olivia’s… Continue Reading >

Offering a wide array of consultant services, Kitril provides direction, inspiration, and education to its clients. Whether it is receiving coaching, reading one of many published works, or attending a speaking engagement, you are guaranteed to receive actionable tips for your personal growth or the development/enhancement of your company.

  When I say the word Entrepreneur what is the first thing that comes into your mind? Entrepreneurship is ultimately about innovation, providing a solution to an un-solved problem through a product or service. It is very different than a standard… Continue Reading >

Oh boy. When I put my hand up recently to volunteer at my son’s school, I didn’t quite realise what I was getting into. Don’t get me wrong, the community is terrific and I love being part of something bigger…. Continue Reading >

Bernadette Clegg is a mum of three children, a former special-needs school teacher and the founder of Making Rainbows – an educational music, movement and sensory play program for pre-school aged children. Beginning with just one class in the leafy… Continue Reading >