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The Limitless Collective, Aldgate (2026)

26/09/2025

Last year, I sat in the audience at Bloomfest.

Moved. Inspired. And knowing I wanted to be part of it.

This year, I’m back and speaking on the main stage 🎤

…all about confidence, courage and stepping outside your comfort zone!

If you’re a current or aspiring female leader in the marketing, advertising & communications industry, ‘s annual, flagship event is one you don’t want to miss ⤵️

🎤 An incredible line up of speakers, panels & hands-on workshops

🤝 Drinks, nibbles & laughs with other industry leaders

💡 Ideas & practical tools to support your next bold step

They’ve *just* released a final, limited number of extra tickets – but they’re almost gone! 🎟️

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🗓️ Thursday 9th October
⏰ 6pm - 9pm
📍 Taboola, Aldgate House, 33 Aldgate High St, EC3N 1DL

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🎟️ Tickets nearly sold out – grab yours now from my link in bio!

PS. If you’ll be there, let me know!👇

12/07/2025

Help me choose my new headshot!! ⤵️

It’s time for a little refresh & I’d love to hear your thoughts 🫶

The only rule? Pick instinctively! Which one are you most drawn to - 1, 2 or 3?

Vote below or let me know your thoughts in the comments👇

PS. Big thanks to & .studios_ for the new shots (and for turning a task I was avoiding into a fun night out 💁‍♀️)

05/07/2025

For the founders, freelancers, creators, side-hustlers & change-makers ⤵️

…or anyone aspiring to be one and hungry to learn from others!

Entrepreneurship and self-employment can feel lonely, challenging and daunting if you don’t have the right support network.

Which is why I’m SO excited to be speaking at the next Rebel Meetups by

Having spent:

- over a decade building iconic brands and high-performing teams at some of the world’s top advertising agencies

- over 2 years helping ambitious women pivot, start and scale in a way that feels sustainable & fulfilling

- whilst also navigating my own journey from climbing the career ladder to side-hustling to solopreneurship

… I’ve learnt a thing or two about what it takes to build without breaking.

I’ll be sharing insights from my own journey, along with the strategies that have helped my 1:1 clients move from dreaming to doing and from starting to scaling - with clarity, confidence and whilst protecting their health and sanity.

📆 Monday 7th July @ 6.30pm

📍 Longford Street, London (by Great Portland Street)

🎟️ Tickets are SOLD OUT but you can join the waitlist from my link in bio

If you’re joining let me know, I’d love to say hello 👋

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PS. I help ambitious female leaders & solopreneurs achieve success that’s sustainable, fulfilling & aligned with their wellbeing .co

24/05/2025

I’ve never shared this before but…

The night before this was published, I barely slept a wink.

I felt nervous. Vulnerable. Exposed.

And honestly? I was a little surprised.

Because I’d been open about hEDS for several years by this point:

I’d spoken in front of large audiences
I’d been totally upfront in interviews
I’d shared with colleagues and clients

But the decision to start advocating more publicly was not one that came easily.

The truth is, I’m naturally a private person.

But impact is also one of my core values.

And over the last few years, I had noticed a pattern:

Every time I shared my story, another woman would approach me afterwards to quietly confess her own.

“I’ve never told anyone at work”.

I lost count of how many times I heard it.

And it made me realise just how many people are struggling in silence.

😩 Pushing through pain and fatigue at work.

🔄 Trapped in vicious cycles of sick leave.

🏥 Silently dealing with the impact of drawn-out & delayed diagnoses.

😔 Disheartened by one-size-fits-all career advice

I finally decided that the impact I could make was bigger – and more important – than the fear I feel.

So I put my big girl pants on.
Took a deep breath.
And hit send.

Today, I advocate by speaking & writing about working well with hEDS – and reframing wellbeing as a powerful tool for unlocking performance, fulfilment & gender equality in leadership.

🦓 To raise awareness of Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
↳ because one person’s awareness can change another person’s life

✨ For better representation in business & leadership
↳ because you can’t be what you can’t see

❤️‍🩹 To help others develop the skills, strategies & confidence that helped me change my story
↳ because living well with hEDS means making work work for you

If anything particularly resonates from this piece, I’d love to hear it!👇

PS. I share strategies for crafting a career that’s sustainable, fulfilling & aligned with your wellbeing .co
-danlos awareness month, day 24: How I Advocate

19/05/2025

Getting sick took so much more than my physical health👇

For a while, it also took:

My joy
My identity
My independence
My hopes for the future

And honestly? It was hard to believe I’d ever get them back.

After all, EDS is a lifelong diagnosis.

But when you have little left to lose, you’re prepared to try almost anything.

And now, 12 years on, I’ve probably tried almost everything.

Here are 5 strategies that made the biggest difference:

1️⃣ I learnt to focus on what I could control or influence – instead of all I had lost.

↳ This helped me reclaim a sense of agency over my life and take small steps from where I was, to where I wanted to be.

2️⃣ I rebuilt my relationship with my body.

↳ When my body let me down, I began to resent it. I swapped criticism for curiosity and learnt to interpret the signals it was sending me – along with strategies to respond.

3️⃣ I started aligning my actions with my values

↳ I thought this was total woo-woo. It helped me define a life well-lived and became my compass back to joy and fulfillment.

4️⃣ I actively built my mental and emotional fitness

↳ I was a passenger to my emotions. This reframe put me back in the driver’s seat & taught me actionable strategies that I use to this day.

5️⃣ I cleaned up my mental diet

↳ I became intentional about the inputs. EDS-related content can offer much-needed support, yet can also feel scary & overwhelming – so this meant consuming mindfully and setting clear boundaries. Both with others and with myself!

Most importantly…

I got help when I needed it.

I was *deeply* cynical about how mindset could help with a physical problem.

But looking back, it was the catalyst for my recovery.

Because learning to live well with a long-term health condition takes some next level mental resilience.

Now, I view health from a holistic perspective.

What’s helped you most with your mental health?

PS. I share strategies for achieving your ambitions without sacrificing your health .co

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danlos awareness month, day 18: The Mental Health side

15/05/2025

What I wish people knew about living & working with hEDS…

(or any long-term health condition!)

1️⃣ Looking healthy is not the same as being healthy

↳ This misconception can prevent people accessing the crucial support they need to live well & achieve what they’re truly capable of. You never know what someone else is going through.

2️⃣ An environment can often be more disabling than the condition itself.

↳ Small accommodations along with a culture that actively supports wellbeing and values differences can determine whether someone flourishes or fails.

3️⃣ 1 in 3 people in the UK are living & working with a long-term health condition. It’s the world’s largest minority group and the only one you can find yourself joining at any time.

↳ This figure is rising every year. It’s not a niche issue – leaders need to wake up to this or risk falling behind.

4️⃣ Learning to manage a long-term health condition demands creative problem-solving, strategic thinking, resourcefulness, resilience, empathy and so much more.

↳ The very same qualities that make strong, effective leaders.

5️⃣ We may have limitations but with the right support & environment, what we can achieve is limitless.

I could have kept going on this one forever!! I’d love to hear, what would you add??👇

PS. I share strategies for achieving your ambitions without sacrificing your health .co

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danlos awareness month day 15: “What I wish people knew”

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Hypermobility, Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, Chronic Pain, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

10/05/2025

3 life-changing lessons I learnt from the health professional who *finally* listened👇

First off, I want to say that I’ve been fortunate to have care from some phenomenal doctors and I would not be where I am today without them.

However:

👉 There’s still little to no education on EDS in the UK
👉 There are still only 1 in 10 diagnosed in primary care
👉 There’s still no clear treatment pathway post diagnosis

So in a system that’s failing its doctors as well as its patients, the health professional who truly, deeply listens…

👉 Who respects the patient’s input
👉 Who looks beyond appearances
👉 Who checks their own bias

… is the one who changes lives.

I have been lucky to cross paths with some of them.

But I have also been dismissed, belittled and given incorrect advice or treatment more times than I can count.

So when a health professional finally listened, I walked away with more than just the answers I so desperately needed.

I also walked away with 3 life-changing lessons I believe every single woman should know:

1️⃣ Trust. Your. Instincts.

Yes, they may be an expert.
But you are the expert in you.
Don’t let anyone else devalue that.

2️⃣ Speak up

…as loudly and as many times as you need to. Your health is 1000 x more important than what anybody thinks of you.

And this last one saved me an unnecessary surgery:

3️⃣ Trust wisely, not blindly

They may be the expert but you are the ultimate decision-maker. Think critically, ask questions and don’t be afraid to get second (or third) opinions.

Are there any lessons you’d add to this? I’d love to hear them!

PS. I share strategies for achieving your ambitions sustainably + in alignment with your wellbeing .co

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danlos awareness month, day 10: the health professional who listened ❤️‍🩹

08/05/2025

The reality of hEDS is so much more than you think👇

Connective tissue exists in every single part of the body - which means every single part of the body can be affected.

This can look like:

👉 Pain
👉 Fatigue
👉 Allergies
👉 Migraines
👉 Dysautonomia
👉 Neurodivegence
👉 Poor wound healing
👉 Early-onset arthritis

… and so much more.

Let’s just say it keeps you on your hypermobile toes.

But learning to live with hEDS can also make you:

👉 Resilient
👉 Strategic
👉 Assertive
👉 Adaptable
👉 Self-aware
👉 Empathetic
👉 Resourceful AF

And so the other reality of living with hEDS is this:

I would not be the woman I am today without it.

What do you think? Is this part of your reality too?

PS. I share strategies for aligning your career ambitions with your health & wellbeing .co

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danlos awareness month, day 8: The reality of EDS & HSD

04/05/2025

What you see with EDS is just the tip of the iceberg.

Whilst this is true for most people’s lives, living and working with a complex, long-term health condition amplifies this 10 x over.

This is one of the easiest posts I’ve ever had to write - because I have more examples than I could ever fit in a 20 slide carousel.

In the early days, I:

- pushed through in public, crashed in private
- ignored my body’s signals until it left me no choice
- sacrificed my own needs to accommodate others
- kept quiet to avoid discomfort, bias or discrimination

These days I:

- manage my energy proactively, in public & private
- listen to my body and respect what it needs
- put my own oxygen mask on first
- will no longer be silenced

Which one resonates most?

PS. I share strategies for living & working *with* your wellbeing, not against it .co

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danlos Awareness Month, Day 4: “What you see & what you don’t”

02/05/2025

Day 2: My hEDS diagnosis journey 🧬

This is my story. It’s important to remember that EDS, even hEDS, can:

👉 present differently for different people
👉 present differently over someone’s lifetime
👉 present very differently for someone day to day

Questions about navigating diagnosis? I’ll answer as much as I can!👇
danlos

26/02/2025

Female freelance writers, this one’s for you👇

Time and time again, I work with Freelancers and Solopreneurs who LOVE what they do but crave more opportunities for connection, professional development and personal growth.

So I can’t wait to speak at next month’s Freelance Freedom Summit, which not only ticks every one of these ✅

…but brings together a brilliant lineup of 15+ speakers from around the world 🌎

…for a whole WEEK of sessions on everything from Personal Branding to Mindset, Business Growth and Wealth Planning 💰

…for free! 🤯

I’ll be helping Freelancers optimise their focus, performance and productivity with smarter strategies for proactive energy management 🔋

🎟️ If you are (or know) a female freelance writer, grab your free ticket from ’s link in bio!

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