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Putting the out of office on for a week feels impossible when the business is you. Fiona McCoss, women's mentor and founder of Wild Feminine Retreats, argues that stepping away is a leadership decision rather than an indulgence, and sets out what to check before you book one.

Nobody rings the Nasdaq bell in year one. Six female founders on the quiet, unglamorous middle years, when nothing's working yet and quitting would be the sensible thing, and why those are the years that count.

Most of us set the goal, then promise ourselves we'll celebrate once we've hit it. But the goalpost keeps moving, and the celebration never comes. Bose Akadiri makes the case for flipping that: work out what actually brings you joy first, then build goals that amplify it.

Ambitious women don't fear failure, they fear success. Jennifer Davy on why, and how to stop playing small.

Evening routines tend to slip the moment work gets busy. Psychotherapist, author and yoga instructor Eloise Skinner explains why winding down properly matters for your sleep, your mood and your nervous system, and shares three gentle yoga poses you can add to your evening tonight.

Mia Hadrill co-founded an off-grid retreat in the Welsh wilderness with no WiFi, no phone signal, and no mains electricity. Not as a business idea. Because she needed it herself. Here, the Aim Agency founder makes the case for why switching off isn't a luxury for leaders, it's a responsibility.

Healthy eating does not need to be complicated, especially when you are busy. Award winning Registered Nutritionist Lucy Jones on the six simple habits that actually fit into a founder's life.

After 18 years in a marriage that quietly eroded her confidence, Emily Keltz had to rebuild herself from the inside out. On why reinvention after divorce isn't starting over — it's starting informed.