There is something special about the start of a new year. It always feels like a quiet pause between who we’ve been and who we are becoming. But walking into 2026 feels different. It feels like a year that is nudging us to do things with a bit more intention. A bit more courage. A …
As the year draws to a close I find myself taking a slow breath, a long look back and, honestly, feeling overwhelmed in the best possible way. Five years ago Inspire Club was an idea scribbled in a notebook. A tiny spark born from conversations with women who were tired of shrinking in rooms they …
I sat down with the incomparable Geeta Sidhu-Robb for a podcast conversation, and let me tell you, there is recording an episode and then there is being lovingly interrogated by someone who specialises in extracting the truth behind the truth. Geeta does the latter. Effortlessly. Relentlessly. Brilliantly. Our conversation took me right back to the …
I’ve learned that how I start my week determines whether I glide through it or spend it chasing my own tail. And the truth is: I’m simply not at my best when I’m working in isolation. I used to think that being “disciplined” meant locking myself away with a to-do list and sheer willpower. Spoiler …
I watched Wicked recently and I wasn’t expecting it to echo the conversations we have inside Inspire Club. But there is a moment in the film that stayed with me long after the credits rolled. It is the “No Place Like Home” scene where Elphaba tries to convince the animals to stay and fight for the land …
This Black Friday isn’t really about buying more things… at least not for me. Honestly? Most of us don’t need another sale. But a little boost in self-belief, confidence and visibility? That’s a different story. Here are three ways we can work together before the year wraps. If you’re ready to invest in your growth, …
There was a time when I doubted almost everything about myself. My ideas.My voice.Even my right to take up space. I’d look around and see other women who seemed so confident, so certain and wonder what do they have that I don’t? It’s taken me years of reflection, growth, and many courageous conversations to realise …
I’ve been in my hometown, Wolverhampton, this week and my heart feels heavy. The recent attacks have shaken me deeply. First in Oldbury where a Sikh woman was raped. Then in Walsall where another young Sikh woman was subjected to a racially aggravated assault and rape. These aren’t faraway places I only know from the …
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time that always stirs something deep within me. Breast cancer touches so many lives and families, changing them forever.For me, it’s deeply personal. My brilliant Massiji (my maternal aunt) was diagnosed with breast cancer at just 48. She was vibrant, kind, full of life and gone far too soon. We lost …
When I stood at the base of the Himalayas, breathing in the thin, icy air, I realised something profound this wasn’t just a trek. It was a mirror. Every step towards Everest Base Camp reflected the steps I’d been taking internally for years: away from fear, and towards growth. It’s funny how life works. My …