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A dynamic hub of ideas, ambition and local enterprise Sussex is a county built on ingenuity and creativity. From family-owned vineyards and artisan producers to ...
The Art of Giving Feedback
Say it… Why giving honest feedback feels hard and how you ...
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Sussex Networking Review: Laid Bear Networking
This month, Sussex Exclusive columnist, Sharon Bolt shares her experience. I ...
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Why Direct Mail Still Delivers for Small Businesses
In a world drowning in emails, pop-ups and social feeds, a ...
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Sussex Exclusive Book Review: Release The Best You
Release The Best You. 7 simple steps to transforming your life, health, ...
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Two Daily Practices Every Business Owner Needs
And Most Never Do Back in 2007, I found myself sitting ...
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Sussex Networking News: Turn Up
Thanks, Ann, you changed my worldview When out networking, people often ...
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International Women’s Day: Rachael Hale
Rachael Hale is an award-winning property, construction, garden and home interiors ...
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What a Woman! A Celebration of International Women’s Day
When you hear of International Women’s Day, who are the women ...
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Sussex Women: For the Love of Laura
To celebrate International Women’s Day, Sussex Exclusive has been catching up ...
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Talking About Death & Lining Up Your Ducks
Most people will admit, often with a nervous laugh, that they don’t really want to talk about their death or funeral. We avoid it, postpone
In Conversation with Eddie Start: Tracks, Trails & Twittens
For Eddie Start, walking in Sussex is about much more than following a footpath. It is about knowing the landscape, discovering the people who shaped
In Conversation with Belloc & Sussex: Robertsbridge to Old Heathfield
What happens when four women walk into a conversation begun by Hilaire Belloc in his book The Four Men and a Farrago more than a
Mad Jack Fuller: Villain or Good Guy?
Whenever you are out and about in the Dallington and Brightling part of East Sussex, talk always seems to turn to John Fuller, known colloquially