All posts by: Judy Yorke
Lockdown hasn’t been much fun but I’ve greatly enjoyed the emergence of our one-to-one coaching sessions. Through the magic of Zoom, I’ve been coaching people all over the country – and I made it too Spain too. One hugely successful...
Where exactly should the apostrophe go? Just a quick reminder about the rules – if you are talking about mother singular, you’d write “Mother’s Day.” If referring to lots of mothers, you’d write “Mothers’ Day”. Most cards seem to say...
We know many people who are stuck at home because of coronavirus are keen to keep up their learning and development. To help, we’ve slashed the price of our online “Be a brilliant writer at work” course to £19+VAT (£22.80)...
When I began my journalistic career on my then evening newspaper, I was first sent away with other cub reporters to complete my training. As you can imagine, there was a lot to learn. Some of that knowledge, like the...
One of the easiest ways to improve your writing at a stroke is to read it aloud before you hit that “send” button. Here are five reasons for this. Reading aloud forces you to slow down, so you will...
I was out for an early run this morning (a record-for-me 9.3k, thanks for asking) when I was struck by the colour of the sunrise. Layers of pink, grey and yellow streaked the sky. I took some photos, planning to...
Last night I was typing up my son’s homework, (I know, I know, but he was using my computer and is painfully slow). After writing millions of words in my career, I’m a very quick typist. I can type without...
We love running face-to-face training courses, but appreciate that not everyone can make it to one of these. Our website has many visitors from abroad (waves to France, the US and Indonesia in particular) who realistically are not going to...
“I can never remember how to spell that word!” Do you find yourself thinking – or saying – this frequently? We all have words that we struggle to spell and the good news is that there ARE ways you can...
Over the last few months, I’ve noticed a real trend in the type of people contacting me for one-to-one coaching. They are 20-something professionals who are doing extremely well in their careers. They are talented, personable and articulate. However, their...