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In these posts, I hope to shed some light on some of the strategies and design processes that we undertake when we are working with our clients so that you can gain an understanding of what design is all about.

I do appreciate that Graphic Design, as a service, is hard to quantify if you have no experience of it. If there are subjects that you are not sure about and have questions about, then please do get in touch via our form at the bottom of the page.

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B๐Ÿ‘€k Recommendation - The TAO Of Pooh
The Tao Of Pooh. Can't believe I almost forgot this book!! Such a breath of fresh air around Worrying and not to do it! As my friend Suzie asked 'does it tell you how or just not to do it?' ๐Ÿ˜‚ I fear it is the latter but I still found it massively helpful!
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B๐Ÿ‘€K Recommendation - The Win Without Pitching Manifesto
The Win Without Pitching Manifesto. By: Blair Enns
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B๐Ÿ‘€K Recommendation - Start With Why
Ok, so here's another one... Start with Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone To Take Action
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A Screenshot of book cover for Eat That Frog by Brian Tracy
I am part of a group where I have been sharing the books I have previously read and thought it might be helpful to share them here too. They form a strong part of why I do things the way I do them and they work for me. 
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B๐Ÿ‘€k recommendation - The Chimp Paradox
So I'm part of a group where we share and support each other, and I recently started sharing recommendations for books that I have read โ€“ I thought it might be a nice touch to share them here, too. They have absolutely contributed to the way I think and conduct business daily, and they could help you, too.  I expect lots of you have read at least some of them, but I'd be interested to know if you have. I'll share them over the coming weeks and add as I go because I have no intention of stopping here. ๐Ÿ˜ 
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I am thrilled to be recognised for all my hard work, passion and dedication as Best Graphic Design Expert 2023 in Berkshire.
Thrilled! I am absolutely thrilled and overflowing with joy to share the incredible news of my award! Being nominated alone was an uplifting experience, but to be recognized as the 'Best Graphic Design Expert 2023' for Berkshire is beyond my wildest dreams!
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UK Enterprise Award Winner โ€“ Best Graphic Design Expert 2023 (Berkshire)
Best Graphic Design Expert 2023 (Berkshire)! I am beyond delighted to be able to share the news about my award! Having been nominated was elating enough but to have gone on to win 'Best Graphic Design Expert 2023' for Berkshire is incredible news!
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Roar like a lioness
While I don't want to dwell solely on my personal difficulties, I recognize that many others are also facing similar struggles. Obtaining a diagnosis for my early menopause symptoms, or 'peri' as it's officially known, took four long years. Fortunately, I was fortunate enough to come across a specialist in HRT and Nutrition.
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My Top Hayfever Tip No.5 is about prevention. When you leave the house, try to make sure you have a hat with a peak or (if you don't need separate glasses) sunglasses on. I use mine like goggles! I actually have formed a habit of wearing them to reduce the amount of pollen I might come into contact with. Yes, there is the obvious benefit of reducing sun glare too, but the main reason I make sure I've got them on is to reduce hayfever irritation. You might ask, does it really stop that much pollen from getting in your eyes? And I would say a big fat yes!
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Wash your face - Photo by Nathan Dumlao
Ok, so my top tip, No.4 is going to make you roll your eyes because it's obvious, but hopefully, at least, you won't want to gouge them out with a spoon because they itch so much. Where else do you reckon that pollen will settle? This can be effective whether you've been caught at the 'cool down' or 'pollen down' end of the day or you've been out in the sun all day. If I've been out in the heat of the day, as soon as I come in, I take myself upstairs and properly wash my face and fringe!