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Geoffrey Beattie

Professor Geoffrey Beattie

Professor Geoffrey Beattie is Head of School and Dean of Psychological Sciences at the University of Manchester. He has been keen to show how psychology can illuminate many aspects of human experience and consequently he has written for a diverse range of newspapers and magazines including: The Guardian, The Times, The Independent, The Sunday Telegraph, The Observer, The New Statesman, and Marie Claire as well as being the resident psychologist on all seven of the “Big Brother” television series.

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Download a podcast of Professor Geoffrey Beattie discussing the psychology behind coming a successful business mum and giving out helpful hints and tips below. This webchat was broadcast live on the internet on Friday 11 January, 2008.

Professor Geoffrey Beattie's tips and advice (mp4 42mb)
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Your Comments

To all business mums reading this, running a business around the madness of family life can be hard and isolating, but you're not alone.

Think about that when you're working late into the twilight hours after the kids are asleep...you'll fine a whole army of mum's surgically attached to their laptops...building their empires!

Good luck to us all, and enjoy it!

Jane

Jane Hopkins, Warwickshire