Discover your version of work/life balance
My name is Mick Hughes and I’m a physiotherapist and exercise physiologist. I’m also a husband and father to a three year old daughter and nine month old son, and am very proud to say that I work three days
Before we say farewell to 2017 and welcome 2018 it seems only fitting to acknowledge and celebrate the year that was… 2017 was the second full calendar year of Undercover Mum. A grand total of 16 blog posts were published
I’ve seen enough motherhood memes to know that many mums feel like they’ve had to make sacrifices since becoming a mum. Earlier this year I asked the rather controversial and bold question to a large group of entrepreneurial mums online:
One Monday morning in May I found myself crying in my lunch break and trying to decide whether to go home or go back to my desk. It wasn’t regular Mondayitis. I felt like I was failing at everything,
In November 2015 Women’s Agenda and Professional Mums published their second Part Time Power List. A list of the most influential professionals working part time*. As I scrolled through the list, it struck me that most of the professionals on this
Growing up I knew I wanted to have a career but I didn’t want to be the standard working mum. I also didn’t want to be a stay at home. I felt that I’d place all of my self-esteem
If I had a dollar for every time I’ve heard work/life balance since I started Undercover Mum I’d be a millionaire. Needless to say it’s been impossible to ignore and for good reason. It’s time I shared with you
2016 was the first full calendar year of blogging here at Undercover Mum. What a year it was! Let’s recap… A grand total of 30 blog posts were published, including guest blogs by Loopsy Mum, Employee Champion, Natalie
My definition of a supermum may not be what you’re expecting. First let me tell you what being a supermum is NOT. It’s not trying to do everything at the expense of your own health. Being a supermum is not a
Learning to fit exercise into my life as a working mum has been quite a journey for me. Exercise has always been an important part of my life and now more than ever as a working mum. Exercise allows
