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Monthly Archives: March 2014
Speaking proper: does it matter if we can’t pronounce mispronunciation?
I love this article from Steven Poole in the Guardian this week, about our crazy pronunciation of some words. Take a look here. A few weeks ago I was going past Reading on the M4 to do a school event. … Continue reading
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Entrepreneurs and ADHD
I saw this question on Linked In Why do You think that adhd individuals and Entrepreneurism is such a great match? After publishing Bridges to Success – how to transform Learning Difficulties, we did some work picking out the real … Continue reading
Wellwoman: Improving period pains, PMS and the menopause
Women often feel that there is nothing they can do to affect their monthly cycle; this could not be further from the truth. The Empowering Health CD gives you some different perspectives to consider and puts you back in charge. … Continue reading
