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 that...
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 1, 2016 | #ladybosschats, artful business, artful business podcast, challenge yourself, community, creative business, creativity, family, finding joy, productivity, seeking more, social media, staying grateful, taking action, The Workroom for Creatives in Business
Katie Wyatt is back for another fun and informative #LadyBoss Chats episode!! It’s a slightly longer episode because we had so much fun riffing together on our own business journeys and in today’s episode we are both talking about how to find support, a...
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...
