What to do when the boss releases his inner toddler?

what is another name for a toddler Some good lunch appetizer ideas are bruschetta, deviled eggs, chicken wings, tortilla chips with dip, potato skins, cocktail meatballs, and cheese balls. Gaby, 42, is Head of Strategy at M&C Saatchi, where her strategic insights for Nivea, Unilever, RBS, TFL and Motorola have been recognised with numerous industry awards. She lives in Wandsworth, London.  From fashion legend Anna Wintour, who wakes up before 6am to play tennis, to Sheryl Sandberg, who swears by meditating before heading in to work as Chief Operating Officer of Facebook, there's an increasing number of women proving you can be financially independent and successful on their own terms. I really value my weekends, which are for reading, relaxing and watching. I try to make the majority of the weekend 'me time' and like to indulge in binge watching serials (I am currently obsessed with Narcos), but then on a Sunday night, I will dive into a little bit of work to make sure I can get ahead on my week. At the very least I will prepare my Monday to do list so that I the minute I get in on a Monday I can hit the ground running.  Release your inner Toddler lunch ideas cold Skip the extra glass of wine the night before - AND have an extra glass of water before bedtime - hangovers just don't help a productive morning. The night before, look at your diary and see what you are doing - and plan your outfit for the day; whenever I don't plan what I'm going to wear, I end up standing for an eternity in front of my wardrobe and think ‘I have nothing to wear!' - if I plan it the day before, I just pop it on and go. I wake up by 7am and in the early hours, I like to scan the news and emails whilst still in bed just to get ahead of the day and see where the land lies. I will also check my calendar to see if there are any important meetings that I need to prepare for Gaby says she mixes up her workout regime, whether it's a 10k loop running, a mix of personal training, cycling or pilates reformer. Then she cycles to her commuter station, jumps on the train to Victoria and cycles to Soho from there Before bed, I do a series of stretches and then read a chapter or two in whatever self-help or parenting book I'm reading at the time (I have a stack next to my bed!) These ALWAYS put me straight to sleep! Brita, 45, is Executive Director of Women for Women International UK, where she is responsible for the operation and management of the organisation in the UK and Europe. She was born in Germany but grew up in Venezuela and now lives in the UK with her husband who is from Spain.  When I get dressed for the day, I like to be comfy but still look put together. The result is usually a nice boho style dress with boots with a low heel. If it's a day of meetings then I will throw on a statement necklace and immediately that smartens things up. Here, four inspiring women who juggle high-pressured jobs with a family and fitness regime share their career advice, rituals and secrets to success with FEMAIL - and prove, that just like them, you really can have it all. A good challenge inspires and motivates me. Knowing that I am experiencing as many stimulating things as possible, be that sport, work or - most importantly - raising a family really well, is what gets me going.    My alarm goes off at 5.45am. For my sins. I exercise, make breakfast for the kids, get to work, shower and am at my desk for 8.20am. Yesterday, I also threw dinner in the slow cooker for the children, as I'll be at the Marketing Society dinner this evening. That said, I do believe that we can create our own happiness and if we can focus on what we believe in, and be less worried about what others will think of us or expect of us, then we can create the life we want to have.  I'm a big believer in setting your mind to do things and get places and with that attitude, I believe you can make changes in your life that will make you happy. I think we're often too quick to judge others, but I believe we each create our own happiness and I believe you can do anything you want to do, if you set your mind to doing just that.  I mix up my workout regime. Today, it was a 10k loop running, other days a mix of personal training, cycling and Pilates reformer. Then I cycle to my commuter station, jump on the train to Victoria and cycle to Soho from there. The morning is the best - and only - time for me to workout. Once I get into my day I can think of a million excuses to get out of doing it, whereas if I am up with the intention of working out, it's done and out the way.  Working for a fast-moving start-up we are always pushing to innovate and try new things and make our monthly campaigns as exciting as possible. No one month can be the same, so a bit like a magazine, we are always thinking of new ideas, so it hugely motivates me to brainstorm with the team.  Our house is around the corner from our office, so we often pick the kids up from nursery or playdate and eat lunch at home together - so I always have some pre-made salads or a soup or my favourite right now is a mushroom and tarragon pie that I make over the weekend and just pop in the oven when we are ready to eat.