by Fiona likes to blog | Nov 10, 2021 | PODCAST
Youâve got tons of insight⊠but the way you FEEL doesnât change at the core. Leaving you wondering: Whatâs wrong with me? And the Answer is â Nothing. Youâre brilliant. If you could have figured it out â you would have figured it out long ago. The problem is misdiagnosed. Itâs not you, Itâs Patriarchy Stress Disorder. Out of Office podcast with Fiona Thomas and her guest Dr. Valerie Rein
by Fiona likes to blog | Jul 12, 2021 | Freelance, PODCAST
There are some cracking podcasts for freelancers available online nowadays, but there are sooooo many! How do you know which ones to listen to first? Some are just sales tools and boring self-promotion for marketers or coaches, and others are genuinely helpful with... by Fiona likes to blog | Apr 29, 2021 | Freelance, PODCAST
I started Out of Office with the aim of supporting not just people already on their freelance journeys, but particularly the freelance life contemplators, or the âIâm-pretty-sure-freelance-is-a-pipe-dreamâ dreamers. I want to demystify the freelance life, offer no-BS advice and share both the highs – and lows – that come with hitting out of office for good, so youâre prepared to make your business a success.
So, in keeping with that purpose, hereâs the no-BS advice on how to live your best freelance life.
by Fiona likes to blog | May 22, 2020 | PODCAST
Every freelancer needs to have confidence in both themselves and the work that they do, because it’s a fundamental part of making your business a success. And when I talk about confidence I donât just mean the ability to talk in front of a crowd, or pitch your services to a client, or do Zumba class without tripping over⊠I mean inner confidence in what youâre doing and why youâre doing it.
by Fiona likes to blog | Apr 29, 2020 | PODCAST
I wanted this episode of Out of Office to really speak to people who are feeling a bit lost. Because I think weâre all been there right? Weâve all been in those types of jobs where youâre constantly watching the clock from 9.01am, youâve eaten your lunch by 10am just out of pure boredom, and maybe the work youâre doing is unfulfilling or you just donât give a shit about the stuff youâre responsible for. I felt like that quite honestly, most of my life until I was thirty years old.