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  1. Flexibility was never about working less

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    Newsletter 2

    When I became a consultant in 1994, I wasn’t looking for an easier life.

    I was looking for a life that could flex when I needed it to.

    As a single parent raising two boys, I spent many years juggling clients, deadlines, childcare and the responsibility of creating a secure future for my family. After one caesarean, I took just two weeks off. Looking back, that says as much about the pressure I placed on myself as it does about my determination.

  2. The HR Consultant’s Corporate Hangover: Why Experienced HR Leaders Doubt Themselves

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    Overcoming Imposter Syndrome as a New HR Consultant: How to Reclaim Your Authority After Corporate Life

    Leaving a senior HR role to become an independent consultant can feel strangely exposing.

    You may have advised boards, led restructures, handled complex employee relations issues, supported CEOs and managed multimillion-pound budgets. Yet the moment you step away from the corporate title, the familiar brand name and the internal structure, a surprising question can appear: 

  3. Could I actually make this work as a consultant?

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    Thinking About Becoming an HR Consultant in 2026? Read This First.

    There’s a question I hear more and more from senior HR professionals:

    “Could I actually make this work as a consultant?”

    Because on paper, you’re in a strong position.
    Years of experience. Strategic input. Trusted voice at the table.

    But there’s also that quiet tension…