This week we sit down with former England Women's Rugby star Danika Priim to discuss her journey into rugby from school days to representing her country in the World Cup plus the insane online abuse female pundits are experiencing every single day. Danika shares her experiences overcoming societal barriers as a woman in rugby and highlights the lack of support she received early in her career. She also reflects on the progress that has been made in recent years for women's rugby in terms of funding, media representation, and participation. Danika is a passionate advocate for continuing to push ..read more

In this special bonus episode of the Jobs for Women Podcast, Zoe Haydn Jones delves into the concept of the "dream job". Exploring the age-old question we're asked as children – "What do you want to be when you grow up?" – Zoe challenges the notion that one's career path is linear or confined to one's initial choice.Join the FREE women's members club here Work with Jobs for Women - about usPost a job ..read more

In a recent episode of the Jobs for Women podcast, host Zoe Haydn Jones welcomed Claire Hill, a self-belief coach and Vivid Business Club owner as well as host of the NO Rest for the Vivid podcast. The conversation, rich with insights and personal anecdotes, delved into the challenges and triumphs of fostering self-belief, particularly among women in their professional journeys. Claire Hill shared her perspective on the role of doubt in personal and professional growth. She believes that doubts, while often painful, are essential for growth. "It's about recognising how much you've got to exper ..read more

This is an empowering episode when host Zoe Haydn Jones and Susie Bould discuss disability in the workplace, what companies should be doing and why we need to normalise disabilities like it's normal to wear glasses. Susie shares her heartfelt, real-life experiences of being diagnosed with a tumour in her early career and the treatment she faced thereafter. "Being white and, educationally privileged and socially and economically privileged and having grown up in a really privileged upbringing. But then also experiencing what it's like to have a level of exclusion from... judgments from society ..read more

In this episode, we’re thrilled to welcome our guest, Jane Johnson, the founder of Careering into Motherhood. Jane’s unique journey began when she started a Facebook community five years ago. Her goal was to help women navigate the challenging landscape of flexible working environments while juggling the demands of family life.We talk through the highs and lows of juggling a career and motherhood. You’ll find reassurance, empowerment, and a sense of community, as Zoe and Jane explore the daily challenges working mums face. More than just a podcast, this episode is a lifeline for women navigati ..read more

Interview Prep with Zoe Haydn JonesWelcome to the bonus episode of the Jobs for Women podcast. This episode shines a light on the significance of 'Interview Prep' - an essential process that might seem daunting for many. Here are the key takeaways and highlights:? Childhood Influence: Zoe attributes her drive to her mom's influence. Growing up, her mum was adept at preparing her for job applications, instilling a go-getter attitude that Zoe carries to this day.? Interviews are Two-way: An insightful perspective on interviews - it's not just about the company analysing you, but equally about yo ..read more

In this episode, we talk with Natalie Potts, a seasoned corporate professional who spent 19 years in the same company before leaving to explore other avenues. Natalie opens up about her decision to shift from a successful career in a male-dominated field to becoming a qualified performance and corporate coach, driven by a critique from her employer. She also shares her dedication to continuous professional development (CPD), which she believes sets her apart from her peers. However, the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic forced Natalie to refocus on her corporate job, leading to increasing dissati ..read more

This week we speak to Menstrual Cycle Coach Lissa Higgins Lisa introduces the concept of inner seasons that correspond to the four phases of the menstrual cycle - She discusses how each week can be likened to a different season in nature and the emotions/energy associated - Lisa explains how to embrace the "hibernation" of menstruation through rest, self-care and nourishing activities - She shares tips for maximizing creativity and productivity during the "spring" and "summer" phases - Lisa discusses reframing the premenstrual phase as an opportunity for reflection like the autumn season - She ..read more

Are you feeling overwhelmed by your to-do list and constantly thinking about the future or past? In this episode, Zoe Haydn Jones shares simple practices to help you stay present. You will discover what mindfulness is and how just a few minutes a day focusing on your senses can reduce stress and boost well-being. Learn how incorporating brief mindfulness routines into daily activities like walking and eating can make a big impact. Discover Zoe's favourite morning ritual for setting an intentional tone for the day. Hear specific tips for taking "mindful moments of pause" to hit the reset button ..read more

Understanding Burnout and Self-awareness: A Candid Conversation with Carly ParryIn a recent episode of the Jobs for Women podcast, Zoe Haydn Jones sat down with Carly Parry to discuss a topic that resonates with many women today: burnout. The conversation delved deep into the challenges women face in the workplace and how societal pressures can sometimes lead us astray from our true desires.1. The Trap of Comparison: Carly highlighted how society often bombards us with expectations. From being a good worker to a dedicated mother or partner, these external pressures can sometimes overshadow our ..read more