Reduce your risks of Burnout as a Business Owner

Written by Christina Taylor on 26 May 2022.

How to avoid turning the freedom of being your own boss into a stress filled nightmare

Working for yourself. Freelancing. Becoming self-employed. Setting up your own business. However you describe it, being your own boss seems to offer amazing opportunities for the right kind of people.

If you’ve already embarked on this route then I’m almost certain that you’re a highly motivated, passionate, and driven individual with a strong belief in what you do. I’ve very rarely worked with anyone who’s set up on their own who doesn’t have these fantastic qualities.

6 Ways To Get The Most Out of Networking

Written by Martyn Stacey on 26 April 2021.

Networking has many forms, formal and informal, virtual and real-world. It can include getting business through playing golf, the use of LinkedIn and through dedicated networking meetings.

But, why network?

To improve your business, of course.

That’s it, in a nutshell. And how are you going to do that?

African Children's Fund, has launched a four-week £100 Challenge

Written by Tamsyn Wymer on 14 April 2021.

Juice's 2020/21 charity partner, African Children's Fund, has launched a four-week £100 Challenge to tie-in with the national Captain Tom 100 charity event.

Home Office Security

Written by Charlotte Martin on 30 October 2020.

The security of our home office is something that we take for granted.

Think about the last time you were in a large corporate office. Maybe there was a security guard as you entered the building? No doubt there were a couple of security cameras? And maybe they even had an ID checkpoint or security access lock before you could get to the main office?

Joy’s New Cow!

Written by Tamsyn Wymer on 08 October 2020.

As our partner charity for 2020/21, Juice members were delighted to get behind African Children’s Fund’s special appeal to buy a new cow for the Joy Children’s Home in Kenya. Though the on-site school at Joy closed in March when Kenyan lockdown restrictions were introduced, the home has continued to provide a safe, friendly residence to dozens of children since then. As its name suggested, Joy is a happy haven for those who stay there.