You started your HR consultancy for freedom—so why does it feel like you’re working more than ever? In this episode, I explore the fine line between being driven and becoming a workaholic. We’ll unpack: 💬 The hidden reasons consultants push so hard 🔍 How to recognise when passion becomes pressure 🌱 What real success looks like—and how to reclaim balance If you’ve ever felt like your business is running you, this one’s for you. 🎧 Listen now on your favourite podcast platform or at www.leapintoconsulting.com/podcast

In this episode, Sarah Hamilton-Gill FCIPD gets real about the challenges HR consultants face during the summer months — from juggling childcare to dealing with slower client response times — and reveals why now is not the time to take your foot off the gas. She shares proven strategies to help you build visibility, have better discovery calls, and attract more clients (even if you only have a few hours a week). Sarah also introduces the brand-new 6-Week Summer Sales Coaching Programme, which replaces the usual July Bootcamp to focus on what consultants need most right now: sales momentum. This episode is packed with practical tips, relatable insights, and a game plan to help you make the most of your summer — and head into September with a solid pipeline. 🔥 What You’ll Learn in This Episode: Why taking time off from marketing over summer could hurt your autumn revenue How to make sales manageable — even with children off school The biggest mistake consultants make between July and September Why getting clients is the #1 challenge in the HR consulting space right now What’s inside the new Summer Sales Coaching Programme How the programme expands on the popular “12 Ways to Get More Clients” webinar 📌 Resources Mentioned: 💻 Join the Summer Sales Coaching Programme (Starts July 3rd): Contact Kim Hall on kimh@leapintoconsulting.com to register your interest.

In this episode of Leap Into HR Consulting, host Sarah Hamilton-Gill discusses the pervasive issue of burnout among HR professionals and consultants.

She shares alarming statistics about burnout rates, particularly in the HR sector, and emphasises the emotional toll it takes on individuals.

The conversation explores the unique challenges faced by neurodivergent professionals and the double burden of being both an HR professional and an entrepreneur.

Sarah offers practical strategies for preventing burnout, including setting boundaries, seeking support, and celebrating personal wins.

Thanks go to Evolving HR for their HR Wellbeing Survey 2025 .