No one really tells you what burnout feels like until you’re well within it. You could be seen as tired, stressed and busy until one day the things that perhaps used to make you happy have the opposite effect and you realise that you don’t take time to see the people that matter most to…
Why Buying a House is the Most Stressful Time of Your Life – And How to Keep Calm Through the Process
Buying a house is supposed to be exciting, right? It’s a huge milestone, a sign that you’re “adulting” properly and setting down roots. But let’s be honest… it can also be one of the most stressful things you’ll ever do. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or you’ve done this before, the process can feel like…
Best Side Hustles to Consider in 2025: Smart Ways to Earn Extra Income Online and Offline
Why Side Hustles Matter in 2025 In today’s economy, relying on a single paycheck isn’t always enough, especially if you’re in the UK. Many people are turning to flexible, part-time ventures, also known as side hustles, that generate extra income without quitting their day jobs. Whether you’re saving for a goal, paying off debt, or…
How to Make Friends in Your Late 20s: 5 Proven Ways to Build Lasting Friendships
Your late 20s can be an exciting, yet confusing stage of life. Between career changes, renting/buying a house, and evolving priorities, it’s easy to feel like your social circle has shrunk. I certainly have felt this over the years, and I know you’re far from alone. I had this conversation with a friend not too…
How to Save Money in Your 20s: Smart Tips to Build Your Future
Saving money in your 20s can feel almost impossible, trust me I’ve been there. Rent/mortgage, bills, student loans, nights out, holidays, and that never-ending cost of living crisis, it all adds up quickly. However, the truth is that the earlier you start developing good financial habits, the easier it becomes to build a secure future….
Top Tips for Successfully Applying For A New Job…That Work!
The process can be really overwhelming for any applicant, especially when you’re trying to secure a new job that you really want or because you’ve recently been made redundant. I’ve recently changed my job role somewhat, meaning I need to recruit someone for my team. Tackling the job application process from the perspective of a…
Why I’m embracing not setting New Years Resolutions
As the year draws to a close, the pressure to set New Year’s resolutions usually frustrates me. Everywhere you look, people are talking about goals to improve their health, finances, relationships, and personal growth. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve absolutely set resolutions in previous years but do you think they’ve been followed past February, no!…
How to Prepare for Black Friday Without Feeling Overwhelmed
Black Friday is one of the biggest shopping events of the year, offering deals and discounts on everything from electronics to clothing. However, with so many sales and promotions flooding your inbox and social media feeds, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Over the years, I’ve become quite uneasy around the time of Black Friday and…
Why Taking Annual Leave Before Christmas is a Total Game Changer
I recently started a new job. Well, I say recently, it’s been four months. And whilst I love my job, I can’t help thinking that I needed longer than a two day break in between jobs. But to be honest, I find the topic of annual leave after starting a new job a taboo subject….
Navigating Graduation: What to Expect and Tips
So I thought I would write my first proper post on graduating. Although the graduation period isn’t right now, I am sure many of you have questions. You might wonder what happens when you find out you’ve passed your course. I also apologise in advance as the post is rather long. First off, congratulations! University…