Hi there, It’s been a while since I wrote here, for various reasons, one of them being the birth of my baby girl. Her name is Rayna and she is delightful. There is so much going on in the world right now with the Coronavirus pandemic, known as COVID-19, which has taken the lives of thousands of people and affected more than 2 million worldwide. In the short time I have been on this Earth I have never experienced anything like this, it is an event that has disrupted the world. The

She manages projects, is a writer and has produced some of the world’s greatest events in places like the 02 Arena, but at the heart of it all, she is passionate about the healing of humanity and the art of conversation without all that sugar coating stuff. With authenticity, Jess Mally shares her story in how she met her biological Father and what her passions are. Tell us a bit about your background, how you grew up, your journey leading to where you are now and also what you do for a

Toyosi Adeloye, an advocate for mental illness, founded WE Matter UK ™ (WMUK), a non-profit organisation that specialises in mental health, which is an accessible platform for local communities to gather and receive professional advice from mental health experts such as counsellors, life coaches, psychologists and therapists. Toyosi talks to us about her own journey with mental health and why she started WMUK.  I’m often asked why I decided to start WMUK, in the midst of full-time

Marcia Cassidy, born and raised in Northern Ireland’s Belfast, is a woman of many talents, who after working as an actress for a number of years in London, her passion for creativity evolved into a desire to encourage people with her words, not just entertain them. She has recently released ‘The 7 Series’ Vlogs, where she gathers day to day women from various races, nationalities and backgrounds as they share from their highs and lows, their success and insecurities and in all of this,

I was talking with a friend a few nights ago about the highs and lows of life, and how, in the midst of one or the other, one thing remains consistent: God. For me, 2018 has been a year of growth and healing. Healing from wounds, some recent, and others from many years ago. To get to the next level in our lives we sometimes need to deal with unresolved issues so that we can fully break free from our past and take hold of what lies ahead. I’m not saying you have to be perfect in order to move