If In Doubt, Wash Your Hair: A Manual for Life

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I loved hearing her pearls of wisdom from a life well lived and what she's taken away as the most important things to enjoy, cherish and learn from. These may include creased cover, inscriptions or small amounts of writing, fanned edge, ripped or tatty dustjacket, and other signs of being read. It’s always my aim to make quality time for both, I love drawing with my son, long walks in the park with my little girl and lunchtimes with my husband.

Read this if you want to be an entrepreneur or you’re a rich white woman who felt Covid was a positive experience and whose greatest challenge is struggling with guilt about au pairs. She shares her journey in life an in business, and you really feel like you get to know her and what drives her. It helps to come back to a good book after a long day, which looks and feels like a warm sunshine company and you don’t mind spending some alone time with it. She is sure to mention that she not only had excellent familial support through the whole process, but also the addition of a nanny and au pair, which is of course out of reach to your typical start-up businessperson!Anya does this well, through an example of Saturday pizza with family to make up for a busy work week and asking for slack at work in a week full of school performances. Partly because she is modest about her successes, open about her difficulties and generous about her husband and the team who support her. Trading Address (Warehouse) Unit E, Vulcan Business Complex, Vulcan Road, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE5 3EB.

Registered office address: Unit 34 Vulcan House Business Centre, Vulcan Road, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE5 3EF. From practical tips and quick fixes, to profound observations about confidence and creativity, this inspiring handbook will show you how to live a little better - and why sometimes, the answer can be as simple as washing your hair. I’m not sure anyone can live life at this pace and altitude and not experience anxiety, self doubt and severe jet lag.

Years spent working from the kitchen table, cash flow issues and the realisation that when problems arise at work, she finds it hard to be mentally present at home. Anya Hindmarch is a world famous businesswoman, entrepreneur, CEO, and a mother to five children (3 of whom are her step children who she's looked after since they were small). And it’s with this honest and open approach that she goes on to detail her battles with anxiety and her life spent building a business. She has since grown it into an award-winning global brand known for it’s craftsmanship, creativity and sense of humour, including the hugely successful ‘I’m Not a Plastic Bag’ campaign. Anya Hindmarch, fashion designer, businesswoman and mother of five, founded her company as a teenager in 1987.

It isn't a terrible book - I'm sure it will appeal to and make a difference to some readers - it just wasn't particularly relevant to me. Ring the bell when it goes well, crack open a nice bottle when you've achieved something wonderful, be sad but resilient when you haven't. I’m so used to studying heavy going mental health books that reading entrepreneur Anya Hindmarch’s, If in Doubt Wash Your Hair, was like a mini break for the mind. She has since grown it into an award-winning global brand known for its craftsmanship, creativity and sense of humour, including the hugely successful 'I'm Not a Plastic Bag' campaign. This guide to life consists of the best advice she's received over the years (for context, she's in her early 50s and started her business as a teenager!She says that there no perfect or exact method of parenting and advises parents to look for an approach that works for them and their children. I feel that Anya has not only given out very valuable lessons and tips and tricks when it comes to being a parent who's also working but in general as well.