by elleroberts | Jan 3, 2019 | artful business, business & family, business planning, challenge yourself, creativity, family, finding joy, health & wellbeing, money, seeking more, setting goals, staying grateful, taking action
Since 2015 I’ve been choosing three words each year to help guide me through the upcoming 12 months. I used to pick one word and that also felt forced and so-what unhelpful but in late 2014 a friend introduced me to Chris Brogan’s practice of choosing...
by elleroberts | Oct 4, 2018 | artful business, business & family, challenge yourself, creative business, family, finding joy, setting goals
Do you struggle to find alignment between ambition and motherhood? I know I do. I’ve always been ambitious. At school I wanted to do well, admittedly, for most of it, without working too hard. But I joined debate teams and entered eisteddfods – I did activities...
by elleroberts | Oct 8, 2017 | business & family, creative business, family, finding joy, Home, seeking more, staying grateful
I went out to dinner on Friday night, with some amazing women I have met through my local Multiple Birth Association (it’s a club for families with multiples – ie twins, triplets and quads). These women all have twins only a few months older than Harry and...
by elleroberts | Mar 18, 2014 | books & reviews, family, finding joy
I have been thinking a lot lately not just about how to be happier and life a more joy filled life, but how to pass that on to my son. I was proud this year when on his first day of school I asked him “What do you want to be when you grow up?” and he...
by elleroberts | Mar 13, 2014 | family, finding joy
I have always admired Claudia Karven. I think she is brilliantly talented, beautiful and tell stories in such a profound way. Today I stopped admiring her and fell in love with her instead. Over at Big Hearted Business – founded by another love of mine Claire...
by elleroberts | Mar 2, 2014 | family, finding joy
When I think Sunday I instantly think “family time” – beach, rest, food, laughs and time to spend together. But I have a love/hate kind of relationship with Sunday. I share custody of my 4 (almost 5) year old. His dad and I split up when I was 7...
