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When my husband Brenton Milewski told me he was planning a career in real estate sales, I’ll admit, I raised an eyebrow. Not because he couldn’t do it.

Matt was not happy. He was stepping in for a business partner to give a presentation at a leadership forum on his area of expertise, wills and succession planning.

Anybody else grow up with a phone like this👆? On the hallway table, with a cord attached to the wall and rotary dial? ‘In the olden days,’ as my sons would say, we had to call our friends and...

Many years ago, a woman from the Red Cross Blood Service attend my Escaping PowerPoint Purgatory workshop. Let's call her Sue.

Don’t you love it when real-life moments highlight a perfect lesson in communication? Over the weekend, I overheard a mate of my sons talking about how his manager had “bailed him out” at work. The...

Perfection is overrated. I said this at a dinner party once and got instant pushback.

Earlier this year I received the email I had been waiting for ‘We did it Sharon, we won the contract.’ This was the 3rd tender I had helped this company win and it is a testament to their service and...

There are three things women hate buying: jeans, bathers and bras. I’m adding a 4th to that list and that is, mattresses.

I found my sunglasses! And you might be thinking, ‘So what? How is this newsworthy?’ Bear with me folks… Last month My husband and I took four weeks off to travel. Two days before we were due to...

In 2014 Kate Middleton and Prince William brought their then nine-month-old son, Prince George, to Australia on an official tour. When they visited the Royal Australian Air Force Base in Brisbane,...

Many years ago when I was working in the pharmaceutical industry I received a promotion and with it a car upgrade. I had the pleasure of walking into a car showroom and choosing my new car.

I was working with a client in WHS recently and they wanted to roll out a clear message across the company. ‘How do we roll it out consistently?’ he asked.

Have you heard about the concept of the ‘floor’ and the ‘ceiling’ when negotiating? The ‘floor’ represents the absolute minimum acceptable outcome a person is willing to settle for, while the...