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11 september 2017 11:15 am how mums can change careers whilst holding down the fort it’s not easy this whole ‘working at the same time as looking after the kids’ thing. i know it’s the hardest thing i do. our motivations for pushing ahead are naturally different from mum to mum but in general we 1/ need the money 2/ need to retain our identity as a sane, intelligent human being 3/ we genuinely love what we do. but sadly there are all too many working mamas who don’t necessarily love their 9-5. what about the mums who are desperate to make a career change, but don’t have a clue about where to start? i was recently picked as one of vauxhall’s “40 over 40” business men and women who changed careers later on in life, despite the misconception that it’s just the millennials who do so. since then, i’ve been thinking a lot about working mothers specifically, and compiled a list of top tips for busy mums who want to take the leap and swap jobs, go back to school, or start a new business while still holding the family together. no pressure ladies, we’ve got this. just do it! you are not alone! research shows more than half (56%) of generation x believe a ‘job for life’ stifles development, with one in five planning to move industry sectors in the next two years. 70% are seeking a major change and almost half of us would like to start a business of our own in ten years. i’ve always said that you are 99% of the way there when you know what you really want – it’s the deciding that’s the hard bit – making it happen falls into place after that. so…. this is the time to reflect on why exactly you want to make the move, whether it’s a change of pace, being your own boss, or flexible working hours to spend more time with the family. figure out what it is that you want, make lists, and don’t fall in the trap of staying slightly unhappy where you are because it’s easier, less stressful or more comfortable. it’s not. it’s your turn to do your homework changing careers is relatively effortless, but finding a job that you love, takes time, effort, and dedication - especially if you’re also a part-time cook, cleaner and family taxi-driver. if you’re a stay-at-home-mum, use any free time you have to do a power-hour of research. if you’re already working, use your lunch breaks to update your linkedin account, freshen up your cv, and get in touch with relevant recruiters. a third of over 40-somethings have a hobby that they intend to earn a second income from, so perhaps you already have a passion project that you could turn into a career, or second income over time. sharpen those skill sets mums who have been out of the work game for some time are often intimidated at how much has evolved or changed since they left. this lack of confidence exists amongst mums back from maternity leave, but also for those simply competing with younger, seemingly smarter millennials. this is not the case at all – in fact, most of us are eternal students at heart, with over a third seeking university level education or a professional qualification in the next 24 months. before jumping straight into a new career do whatever it takes to give you your confidence back – talk to people, take a few evening classes, attend workshops, watch tedtalks and youtube videos to get clued up on the sector or role you’re interested in moving into. you’ll be surprised at how much you know. great leaders don’t do it alone mothers are naturally good at putting everyone first before themselves, but now is the time to be a little bit selfish, and even, wait for it, ask for help. your partner, grandparents, and even girlfriends will be more than happy to look after the kids for a few hours while you put your plan of action together. don’t rely purely on searching for jobs online, reach out to friends, get in touch with old colleagues, and more importantly, the community of wonderful, powerful mothers around you. there are countless career centres for women, blogs dedicated to working mums, and even career coaches who can guide you towards a job you actually look forward to waking up to. whether you’re looking to start your own business, go back to university, change industries or juggle multiple jobs at once – the point is, you can absolutely do it. after all, us working mums are professional multi-taskers with time-management skills and problem-solving abilities that most could only dream of. bite the bullet, get out of your comfort zone, and make it happen. to coincide with the launch of the new insignia grand sport, vauxhall motors has partnered with management today to produce changing lanes – a report looking at trends of the uk workforce september 11, 2017 comments (0) | permalink share this article: facebook twitter google+ messenger linkedin digg it newsvine fark nowpublic reddit 05 april 2017 9:05 am 5 easter holiday tips to stay in control of your finances new research from online loan provider sunny, says that 67% of britons believe that feeling in control is the key to being happy. personally and professionally i think that is so true and once you take back control of a situation, happiness usually follows. the sunny control index also found that less than half of the uk population feel in control of their finances, which is really concerning. financial worries can be super stressful, and with the school holidays coming up, this is even more prevalent as it can be a massive financial burden balancing work, childcare and trying to afford easter treats and days out too. however, there are so many ways you can enjoy the holidays without breaking the bank so stay in control of your finances this easter with some of these great offers……. kids don’t have to have all of the fun! adults can now enjoy a day out for free at some of the uk’s favourite attractions. kellogg’s annual merlin promotion is offering up to £50 off the usual ticket price at more than 40 attractions including legoland, alton towers, uk sea life centres and the blackpool tower. all you have to do is purchase at least one full-priced child or adult ticket and then a grown-up can enjoy all the fun completely free. the giveaway features across kellogg’s family favourite cereals and snacks, including crunchy nut, coco pops, nutri grain and more. it is available on packs in all major supermarkets now. vouchers are on pack until may 2017 subject to availability and are valid until 30 june 2018. for a full list of attractions go to www.grownupsgofree.co.uk sometimes joining up with other children can ease the burden of childcare in the holidays and remind you that you’re not alone! have a look at mush, the new free app which connects local, like-minded mums. visit www.letsmush.com for more info if you want to go swimming, have a look at splashpath where you can search for a pool near you and see what offers they have. some pools will offer swimming for a pound, discounts on classes and cut price family tickets. you just fill in your name, postcode and email for each deal and they send over the voucher. there is also now an app. if the weather is bad then take advantage of cheap cinema tickets from vue , odeon and cineworld . you can even get tickets for just £1 at weekends and in the holidays. the films may not be new releases but there are usually some great disney classics or films that your kids want to see again (and you just know they’ll watch frozen again!) national rail has just announced an ‘egg-citing’ (yes i know!) easter sale offering £5 off its 16-25 and family & friends one-year railcards. the sale, which will run until monday 24 april, means the railcards will cost just £25 with the code easter5 and offer a year’s unlimited usage. these railcards can usually save users an average of £142.80 a year, more than four times its cost at standard price, but this discount makes that up to six times as much! to purchase a family & friends railcard visit: familyandfriends-railcard.co.uk/sale or for a 16-25 railcard visit: 16-25railcard.

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