Author: Tracey Carr

Dear evesdropping family. I am sure you have heard all the media frenzy over Gina Rippon’s http://www1.aston.ac.uk/lhs/staff/az-index/rippong/  assertions that we must ‘challenge neuro-nonsense about women’s brains’ ? I felt so strongly about the damage her message might do I wrote her a personal plea. Here it is. Please add your views too in the comments… Continue reading Gina Rippon’s neuro nonsense message is hindering progress

This is the view from where I am sitting as I write this blog. I wish I could include the sounds as well. It is beautiful, peaceful and healing. What feelings does this image invoke in you? The Summer flew by. I had three teenage daughters at home and they didn’t start filing out of the… Continue reading Fast, Fast ….women leaders STOP!

I don’t like the word feminism and I don’t call myself a feminist. I prefer to think that I am giving other women a leg-up where I can ….apparently something that is woefully rare in the sister-hood. Why don’t women help other women as a general rule? I am full of questions and frustrations and even anger… Continue reading Women leaders taking steroids

I just got this from my fifteen year old daughter ‘Tomorrow I will write my speech about ALL the negative aspects in the world, then become a world leader. Can’t isn’t in the dictionary’ WoW What will you do tomorrow?

Times are changing rapidly How quickly can you and do you adapt to change? I just read an interesting report that shows an increase in confidence regarding the economy but a worrying decrease in confidence across all aspects of leadership, especially in HR! Here are the bullets: Confidence In the economic climate increased to 55… Continue reading ‘Adapt or die’

It has been an interesting day! I decided to be bolder with my messages and tell it ‘like it is’ based on the many thousands of women that I have had the honour of coaching over the past 10 years. We had a wild response! Thank you. We also had two people unsubscribe because they… Continue reading Agressive bitch or too girly to succeed?

Life is busy busy for me at the moment and I am learning a great deal about what makes me tick, what excites me, what motivates me, what sustains me…and the flip side of the coin..what robs my energy, what demotivates me and what floors me! It is my belief that, at times of high intensity,… Continue reading Untitled

I have had an amazing and very busy couple of weeks since my last blog….we finished all the remaining films for our Gender IQ series. Contributors include Professor Joe Herbert from Cambridge University who told me about the differences in testosterone levels between men and women and the effect this has on behaviour. Professor Herbert… Continue reading Yo Sushi Founder – tips for success

Wow… I was overwhelmed with feedback from so many people following my request for information re: ‘what works for you’ Thank you. The loudest message was that you are getting  lots out of my blogging and I am very grateful for all the kind comments and support that you sent me. It is nourishing to… Continue reading Be realistic – plan for a miracle

You may have noticed that I haven’t blogged for three months …but the likelihood is that you probably didn’t and the reason for that is we are all overwhelmed with information which I sometimes liken to white noise. Information is doubling every eighteen months and most of us have become brilliant at scanning/speed-reading/deleting. Our attention… Continue reading Big rocks, social media and white noise