Sarah Roberts - Don't be sorry 2

Podcast – Helping others with Sarah Roberts

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Join Sarah Roberts as she talks to Debs from Life AsPland about how she gets motivated, stays motivated, juggles all the balls and unwinds.

This week I am joined by the lovely Sarah Roberts.

Sarah is an award winning blogger (2 BAPS Awards, UK Blog Awards 2015 and winner of Best Newcomer at Mad Blog 2014).

She is a writer, having written a book all about their life with son, Oscar – For the Love of Oscar.

She has ran a marathon and so much more.

Join me as I chat to Sarah about reality checks, helping others, having 3 children under 7 and comparisons. Sarah also shares her top tip for writing a book.

You can find Sarah on:

Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/dontbesorry2/

Instagram – https://instagram.com/don’tbesorry2

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