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Monthly favourites — April 2019

Monthly favourites — April 2019

by Lilith Palmer | Inspo

April was filled with Easter Eggs and Anzac Cookies, among some of these other things!

Reflections on starting a side project

Reflections on starting a side project

by Lilith Palmer | Career

Let’s just call them projects, because “side” or otherwise, we’ve learned that to do well takes a lot of work!

Monthly favourites — March 2019

Monthly favourites — March 2019

by Lilith Palmer | Inspo

Here’s what we got stuck into in March: what we listened to, watched, read and learned. Our monthly favourites, if you will!

Monthly favourites — February 2019

Monthly favourites — February 2019

by Lilith Palmer | Inspo

February went by fast, but we managed to stop and smell the roses / watch TV / use apps / read. Here are a few of our favourite things!

What we’ve learned about turning off notifications on our phone

What we’ve learned about turning off notifications on our phone

by Lilith Palmer | Health

We turned off phone notifications to see what would happen and —spoiler alert— we’re keeping them off. Find out why you might turn notifications off too.

What they don’t teach you in school

What they don’t teach you in school

by Lilith Palmer | Career

The art of negotiating (from a woman’s perspective)

Monthly favourites — January 2019

Monthly favourites — January 2019

by Lilith Palmer | Inspo

Our monthly favourites for January 2019. Things we’ve liked that you might too. (Also how is it 2019 already?!)

Monthly favourites — December 2018

Monthly favourites — December 2018

by Lilith Palmer | Inspo

Our monthly favourites for December 2018. Things we’ve been doing, reading, listening to, and learning lately.

Scheduling for life

Scheduling for life

by Lilith Palmer | Tools

If you fail to plan, you plan to fail.

Working a four day week

Working a four day week

by Lilith Palmer | Career

What changed when I made the leap to an eight day fortnight.

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