Just life
Everything you need to help manage the work-life juggle.
How Jodi Geddes’ family reconnected on vacation
Pausing daily life and reconnecting with your family on vacation is vital for work-life harmony reflects Jodi Geddes.
Christmas gift ideas for teachers and early childhood educators
The Circle In team presents a list of thoughtful Christmas gifts that would bring cheer to teachers and early childcare educators.
Reclaim ‘me time’ by saying yes!
Are you often overwhelmed but struggle to ask for help? Don’t let another childminding offer pass you by.
“Have I lost it or is this menopause?”
From hot flushes and self-doubt to self-discovery: An executive working mother’s reflection on menopause.
How to rediscover your identity
Do you ever stop to think about the person you’ve become? Might be time to unpack your self-identity.
Lead your family with positivity in three steps
When stay-at-home restrictions and uncertainty loom large for working parents, it’s more important than ever to stay positive for your family’s sake.
Our co-founder, Kate, talks money and taking control of your financial well-being
Money, money, money: Circle In’s own Kate Pollard talks money management and why financial literacy is essential for every entrepreneur.
Eight reasons why you need be on LinkedIn
There’s never a more critical time to use LinkedIn than when you’re planning to go on parental leave or take an extended career break. Leah Lambart of Relaunch Me explains why.
Work habits you can bring home
Habits we pick up at work can do wonders to make our home lives easier.
Days Like These author Pip Lincolne: “Work at being the calmest person in the room”
Writer and crafter Pip Lincolne shares practical tips for remaining calm when working parent life has you frazzled.
Two strategies for reducing your debt based on your personality
Grappling with short-term debt? A finance expert’s tips to reduce your debt according to your personality type.
The unpacking of self-acceptance
Do you accept yourself as you are? As working parents, we must learn to be okay with our whole selves: the good, the bad, and the awesome.
