During my three-month sabbatical, I walked the French Way, one of the routes of the Camino de Santiago, a 600-year old Christian pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela built on an older Pagan pilgrimage to what the Romans believed was the end of the world.
Happy 2019! While everyone starts to filter into offices after the holidays and the trickle in our inboxes becomes a lot less of a trickle, we thought we’d ease ourselves into the first blog post of the year with something simple. The team were asked two questions:
By Sarah Hello and happy 2018! We hope you had a wonderful break and that you’re getting into the swing of things. Those first few days without an afternoon beer and nap can be tough. Because no one feels like writing (or reading?) a lengthy, technical post so
Photo from RawPixel By Liz We’re part of a world that continuously pushes us to become better at what we do. But to do that we need to upskill ourselves. For many of us, taking time at the office to learn something new sounds like a scenario
There’s been a bottle of champagne on my desk for more than a year. When Pomegranite was as new as a wobbly-legged lamb, we decided that we would only drink that bottle when we earned enough on our retainers to pay my rent and Liz’s
Why do I love running workshops? Apart from the snacks (obviously), I really enjoy helping people craft their voice online – whether it's through helping them go back to the core and articulate their brand or teaching them the skills to use social media platforms effectively. Never before have brands
Which Downton Abbey character are you? And other important conversations When you start your own business, it’s important to step back from time to time and see how far you’ve come. It’s equally important to set targets in order to ensure that you actually put enough