Plus: ‘I fell in love with a superstar surgeon who turned out to be a conman’
| | | | | Sponsored by |  | | | | | | | | | | | | Baroness Helena Morrissey DBE is what you’d consider a City “superwoman”: among other senior roles, she ran Newton Investment Management for 15 years while supporting a family of 11, and founded the 30 Percent Club, which seeks to bring more women on to company boards.
But in her twenties, Morrissey says she was shy and unconfident at work, dressing in drab clothes to blend in. It wasn’t until she started “owning” her look that she grew professionally: “In turn, colleagues started to give me more responsibilities. The transformation was gradual – no dramatic makeover, just a woman growing in confidence”, she writes.
Here, Morrissey shares her top tips for power dressing and putting your best foot forward at work.
Or, perhaps your mind is far from the office – in that case, the Travel team has a brilliant guide to the smaller, friendlier version of Stockholm that makes for a vibrant city break.
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