A term arguably coined by the founder of Nasty Gal, Sophia Amoruso, 'Girl Boss' is the phrase we're seeing bashed around every corner of the internet to describe generally #winning - no matter how big or small those achievements. As someone who runs two of their own businesses, has launched a podcast, is about to move house and has less than three months to go until their wedding, it's something I've been referred as many times - but essentially I'm just a hustler that gets sh*t done. I've always burned the candle at both ends, juggled as many responsibilities as possible and struggled to 'relax' or turn off from more ideas and opportunities that could be The Next Big Thing: it's in my nature to work hard, strive for more, be in control of my own future and support myself so I have to rely on nobody else to get to where I want to be. If that makes me a #GirlBoss then so be it, but it's not the be all and end all of who I am. 
With so many bloggers, influencers, celebrities and businesswomen apparently 'winning at life' it becomes increasingly hard for those among us that are happily toodling along not to feel like a failure. You only have to open Instagram to see people traveling from the Maldives and back again via Paris to find yourself questioning whether your own levels of success will ever compare to theirs - and do you know what" It doesn't have to. You don't need to live a super shiny, designer handbag, perfectly coiffed hair, high flying life to be happ...