mean and that it is possible.7 Understand othersSuccessful people use what they know to try to be useful to others. Think of the JFK dictum and instead of asking “What’s in it for me?” they ask, “What can I give?’” If we look at a successful business

DVF autumn collection 08Although we cannot yet confirm the whispers, which stem from fashion business website WWD, we are getting rather excited about the prospect of designer Diane Von Furstenberg being the next in line design for Gap Kids

. The ilovegorgeous SS12 collection successfully juxtaposes Miami sunsets with British summertime floral prints.Always looking to expand the range into new areas, Lucy and Sophie have designed a capsule beachwear offering (including cute bikinis, cover-ups and bags

called Sorley who is extremely naughty!Are there any future plans to open a high street store?I would love a bricks and mortar Mora store, if the online business is successful of course. Do you dress your daughter in the clothes from Mora?Yes, my daughter

Psychologist Sylvia Rimm conducted a survey of 1,000 women who had achieved success in their careers and happiness in their personal lives to find out what they have in common. Here are her guidelines for raising happy, succesful daughters:1. Set

extraordinaire.“It sounds like we had overbearing parents whipping us into shape,” says Nicole. “But in fact, Anya, my brother (William, also a successful businessman) and myself had a very lazy childhood. But I think we have always been very focused

and sleeping.What are the benefits? Parents who micro-manage their child’s lives may feel that by building up their children’s skill set in as many areas as possible, they are giving them the best chance of a successful future. School-gate pressure can play a

Chocolate fountains, sweets, drinks...Here at Junior we are partial to a sweet treat or two, so couldn't resist the temptation of helping Thorntons celebrate 100 successful years in the confectionery business. Everyone has their favourite Thorntons

Highly Commended: PlumSusie Willis, Founder and Creative DirectorThe Plum brand is now seven years old. What do you consider to be the secret of its success? Plum’s success is due to a number of reasons.  It was created by a mother – me

for Ella's Kitchen? We have a vision to be the world’s first global premium brand of food for young children.  We have a successful and growing business in Europe and the US and, as long as we continue to listen to real families, produce new healthy, handy