“Long overdue”: $3.6 million for small business mental health under new government package
The government will spend $3.6 million addressing small business mental health under a policy package announced on the weekend.
Six simple steps: How to increase your happiness, health and longevity
These six simple steps will help you build physical, mental and emotional resilience for a longer, healthier and happier life.
“Married to the business, not my wife”: Why SMEs are struggling as Christmas closes in
Business owners say they will forgo spending time with family over Christmas to capitalise on holiday season demand, according to new research.
“Take it seriously”: Four steps to foster a healthy workplace
Research shows for every dollar spent on health and wellness there is a $6 return — but often businesses do the bare minimum.
‘That taunting whisper’: Three strategies for beating impostor syndrome
Imposter syndrome always appears at the worst of time, but this doesn’t need to be the case. Here are three strategies to send it packing.
How toxic workplaces are feeding the imposter phenomenon
Research suggests that about 70% of people will experience an illogical sense of being an imposter at work at some point in their careers.
“More than clients”: Big business must play a role in promoting small business mental health
The mental health of small business owners is something that larger firms need to consider when creating policies or strategies, a leading advocate says.
Practical tips for businesses to promote good mental health that won’t break the bank
Mental wellbeing in the workplace isn't another notch on the corporate social responsibility belt, it's necessary, and here's how to approach it.
Smartphone addiction: Why it’s worrying the typical user touches their phone 2,617 times a day
People call it 'phone addiction', but maybe our urge to check our mobiles or screens is also a product of affluenza.
Growing pains: The stress of success in small business
Small business advocate Leanne Faulkner believes it's easier to work in the startup space than grow an established small business. Here's why.
“It’s smoke and mirrors”: Why Michelle Bridges doesn’t want it all
Michelle Bridges flew to prominence during the early-2000s after a long-running stint on The Biggest Loser and is now a household name.
More money and a creative boost: What happened when I decided to make work-life balance my priority
Studio Marche founder Alisha Dunsford decided to focus on work-life balance and it's given her creativity and bank balance a boost.