Introducing funtrepreneur, Sarah Holloway!

For anyone who has met Sarah, follows her on social media, listens to her podcast or has heard her speak at events- you’ll know that she’s a kind-hearted, down-to-earth, fun-loving, pun-adoring person. Her smile is infectious and her outlook on life is refreshing. Sarah has so much knowledge and wisdom to share and her life philosophy is ‘seize the yay’. She’s a former lawyer turned funtreprenuer, a self-confessed rambler, used to think ponies were baby horses and like many, takes her phone to the toilet when she doesn’t want to break her focus!

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5 things you can do for yourself in under 5 minutes!

If you’d like to relieve stress and anxiety, calm your nervous system, be more mindful, prioritise yourself or get a fresh perspective on things, then give these mindfulness and self-care tips a try! They don’t cost a thing and can be done almost anywhere, any time.

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A mind of its own

In this slightly science-y interview, Clinical Nutritionist, Katherine Hay chats all about the gut-brain connection and why it’s so important to address any gut issues. The gut is called our second brain for a reason and you’ll see why as you read more!

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2018 Reflection

How often do you sit down at the end of the year and reflect?

Now is your chance to do just that! Get your favourite drink, go to your favourite spot at home or wherever you are and work through these questions. You might surprise yourself with how far you’ve come and how much you have to celebrate.

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