: About Me

I am a freelance writer who divides his time between professional writing, writing for fun, and being a mature aged father of five girls, all under 8. I write professionally and prolifically for business blogs (some times as many as 10 posts each day) on topics that range from training (in a variety of industries) through to SEO and online marketing. As a professional writer, no topic is impossible (with a little research).

I have worked as an educator in the tertiary area of education specializing in management (particularly small business management), marketing, IT, and interpersonal skills.

What I like most is writing about topics that really grab me so I  writes on numerous personal blogs as well as here on Helium. My favorite blog is just4families.com where I often writes on family related issues, however, my current project putting together a blog on the BestAustralianHolidayDestinations.com has really re-sparked an interest in Australia and everything we have to offer.

What pleases me most is being invited to participate on Helium as a Channel Steward for Australia and the South Pacific. I look forward to working with other writers from this area.

My passion is ...

computing in general

I know too much about ...

not suceeding

My parents always told me ...

not to expect to much from life

My childhood ambition ...

to be a politician

My favorite memory ...

feeding rock wallabies in Alice Springs

Why I write ...

to keep my brain active

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

current affairs

My first job ...

teaching

My best moment ...

as goalie for the regions hockey team and keeping out so many attempts at goal

My inspiration ...

my kids

Health & Fitness > Depression Depression and the baby blues

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Having endured a long labor and perhaps a difficult delivery, maybe even a c-section you will feel totally exhausted. You will most likely feel an uncontrollable urge to close your eyes and sleep. If you're lucky, you may get a few hours sleep and perhaps even start to feel a little 'normal' again. Some mother's experience a feeling of euphoria, particularly new mothers, however, as many as 80% of new mothers experience a case of the baby blues. In some cases this can last for several weeks. Baby blues is not something that a new mother can control. The first thing to remember is that no o...

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• Marketplace Premier Writer
• Marketplace Approved Writer
• Channel Manager Australia & South Pacific
• Helium Charter Member