Hey, changemaker!

How's 2021 been for you so far? Challenging? Stressful? Not so bad? Whatever you've been going through, I sincerely hope you're giving yourself time to breathe and to be kind to yourself. Here's an opportunity to pause - grab a snack and enjoy my latest newsletter. 

Over 50 places have been booked for my FREE LIVE webinar on pitching your stories to the press. It's next week, so there's still time sign up. Also, if you sign up, but can't make the live session, I'll send you the recorded webinar.

I started the year with a burst of activity! One project was for the fantastic #EthicalHour - the world's largest online community for ethical business founders. Check out the story on this trade news website, where other ethical entrepreneurs will see it! Hopefully some of them will become new members. 

The unstoppable Kate Auguste of mi apparel made it into the Metro last week talking about her specialist topic of sustainable fashion! It's great seeing her do so well after completing my course and having some coaching. Check it out here.

Due to a bit of a glitch, the latest list of PR opportunities will be sent to in another email soon (promise!). In the meantime, bookmark this link to #Journorequests on Twitter. I preach about this all the time, but it really does work. People can get amazing coverage from responding quickly to relevant requests. You can also tag someone you know who'd be a great fit for an article. 

This newsletter it's the turn of changemaker, Rosa Arias-Yague! She created EGALVIA to tackle racism and other prejudices by creating workshops for schools and companies to lead to the creation of thriving and positive environments for everyone. We're collaborating on an exciting new project! Can't reveal the details right now - it's top secret!

Totally new to PR? Then why not check out my new article, which offers an overview of the basic PR process - from creating a basic strategy to sending a press release to journalists? It's a great intro to my course, which goes into a lot more depth, and offers tasks and templates to help embed your learning. But this article is a great place to start!

The wonderful Georgina Wilson-Powell has just published her new book, 

Is It Really Green?: Everyday eco dilemmas answered.

The editor of Pebble Magazine cuts through the confusion and gives you the facts. Perfect if you're not sure which is the best route to living more sustainably.