Gabriella Goddard's Blog (author of "Gulp!: The 7 day crash course to master fear and break through any challenge"

Some Gulp! Advice for the Corrie Soapstars

The folks in Coronation Street sure lead complicated lives!  So when Corrie blogger Linda asked me to give three of the characters some Gulp! advice, I jumped at the opportunity to help them sort their lives out.  Goodness knows they need it.

Find out what I said by clicking here.

Seventeenth Stop: Passionate Media Blog

I'm heading up to Stafford now for a Q&A with Katie at Passionate Media.  Katie has been one of the key drivers behind the Gulp! Together Week campaign and also the Gulp! Virtual Book Tour.  Her persistence and patience deserves a medal!  Katie's asked me some really interesting questions about how busy working mum's can squeeze in the odd Gulp!, how we can keep motivated while we're gulping and why gulping together can be more fun and effective.

Read here for more:

Plus....I wish Katie well on her big Gulp! this year.  It's still a secret I think so I won't spill the beans but lets just say I can't wait to, um, read it.

Gabriella

Sixteenth Stop: BBC Radio Cumbria

   

It's over to BBC Radio Cumbria for an interview with Paul Braithwaite who has put Gulp! under the spotlight.  Cumbria is an absolutely gorgeous part of England formed from the old counties of Cumberland, Westmorland, and part of North Lancashire.  Inside is the infamous Lake District National Park, an area some 30 miles across, containing England's highest mountains (four over 3000 ft), and some of Englands biggest lakes.

The interview isn't available for download, but you can click through to BBC Radio Cumbria here.

Ninth Stop: Mother at Work

 

It's over to the Mother at Work website now where I'll be giving my top Gulp! tips for mums thinking about returning to work.

Mother@Work is run by an inspirational lady, Denise Tyler.  With a background in publishing and media, Denise became a working mum herself in 2001.  Finding information about returning to work, and all the related issues that it brings, proved to be a very ad hoc business, and that's how Mother@Work was born, to be a central point of reference for women in a similiar situation, offering great advice on careers, health and relationships for working mums.

Check it out http://www.motheratwork.co.uk/WLB/

I'll see you over there.

Gabriella

Seventh Stop: Sarah Newton's Blog

It's over to Northampton now for a Q&A with Sarah Newton on her blog.  She's the UK's top teen coach and is passionate about giving teens a voice.  Her TV series, "My teen's a nightmare - I'm moving out" was screened on ITV2 earlier this year.  Sarah's a wonderful woman with a big vision, and boy has she really has gulped over the past couple of years.  Watch out for her parenting book next February - I've had a sneak preview and it's brilliant!  She's asked me to give some top tips for parents and teens going through big gulps.

See you over there.  www.theteencoach.com

Plus, if you're a parent and you think your child's education is important, then sign up for Sarah's School Sense pledge which she has made for Gulp! Together Week.  Check out www.sarahnewton.com for more details.