Christmas time can be a great time to a blogger. There are so many possibilities with people doing Blogmas and wanting to push out Christmas content. It can be hard to think of fresh new ideas for your own Christmas content which sometimes leads to writers block.
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When something goes wrong with your home during the winter, it always seems like the worst possible timing. Not only are you trying to pull together extra money for holiday celebrations, but you’re also looking ahead to the New Year.
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Practicing self-care and mindful living is more important than ever. With everybody’s lives amid the constant demands of work, family, and social obligations, it is too easy to neglect your well-being. However, integrating self-care into your daily routine does not need to be something that is stressful or overwhelming. It’s all about making small, intentional choices that lead to better mental, emotional, and physical health.
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Losing someone you adored in your family can be a painful experience to say the least, but as the old and wonderful worlds go (at the risk of sounding like a cliche), grief is the price we pay for love. The worse you feel about the loss of someone close to you, the more love you had for them, and there are at least a few small moments in comfort for that. Of course, the pain and upset aren’t necessarily a sign that you really loved them, so if you feel a little numb or static right now, that’s an entirely understandable and natural reaction too.
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Life isn’t perfect. People aren’t perfect. From time to time, even the most careful of persons can find themselves in trouble, having made mistakes or demonstrated massive errors in judgment. And while the actions you carried out can indeed be impactful and, in some cases, devastating and life-altering, how you move forward and what you do in the aftermath can be just as important as the incident that triggered the situation. Remember, every mistake is an opportunity for growth and learning.
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The symptoms of anxiety vary from person to person and they can be debilitating for most, but with an active lifestyle, you can bring down those feelings and learn to keep a cool, calm head in a perceived crisis. It’s important to understand how anxiety can impact your life so that you can learn to handle it but medication may not be the route that you want to go down.
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It doesn’t take a genius to realise that it’s cold outside at this time of year. During autumn and winter, the days get shorter, the weather gets worse, and it’s time to think about looking after ourselves and keeping warm.
When you’re outside, the best advice is to wrap up. But what about when you’re struggling to keep your home warm?
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Building furniture is one of those things that always looks easier than it is. You breeze through the instructions, look at a few diagrams and assume you’ll be finished without 30 minutes. Two hours later, your hands are blistered, and you’re still not finished.
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Believe it or not, your phone is one of the best tools you have if you want to improve your lifestyle. There are so many unique apps and features that you can use to try and achieve a better balance in your life, and when you use them to your advantage, you’ll see some great benefits.
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When printing financial reports and presentations it can be so easy to not think about the cost until you get a quote or the printer bill arrives. If you are careful and plan this out properly before you click print you can save yourself some money. In this post I share advice on how to print on a budget.
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