The Photos Look Great. Living Here Doesn’t.
A flat can look perfect in photos—and still feel awful to live in. This post unpacks the real, everyday features that make or break a space, and why comfort, calm, and function matter more than splashbacks and bar stools.
Wellness Real Estate: The New Standard for Living Well?
Buyers no longer just want square footage—they want spaces that feel good to live in. Wellness real estate is rising, and it’s redefining what makes a home valuable. Think less ‘Instagrammable finishes,’ more light, airflow, and comfort that actually supports day-to-day life.
The Rise of the Digital Nomad Hotel: What Modern Travellers Really Want
Remote workers are no longer looking for sunbeds and minibars—they want workspaces, strong Wi-Fi, and community. This article explores how the hospitality industry is evolving to meet the needs of digital nomads, with flexible stays, co-working spaces, and lifestyle-driven amenities that support work, wellbeing, and wanderlust.
“Move More, Eat Less”: Why That Advice Never Worked for Women
Tired of advice that ignores your hormones? You're not broken—your plan is. This post breaks down why female weight loss isn’t one-size-fits-all, and how syncing your training and nutrition with your cycle can change everything.
Why Corporate Wellness Isn’t a Perk—It’s a Business Strategy
70% of employees report burnout—yet wellness is still treated as optional. This article explores how Google, Airbnb, and forward-thinking companies are shifting from perks to policies. Learn why wellness isn’t just good for people—it’s good for business.
I’m Spoiled Now
After years of burnout in a high-pressure London job, I packed up my flat, left the 9-to-5 behind, and moved to Thailand with nothing but £5k in savings, £5k in debt, and a desperate need for rest. What started as a one-month escape turned into a total lifestyle shift. In this post, I share how life as a solo female expat in Thailand helped me recover from burnout, lose 17kg without dieting, and finally feel like myself again. If you’re questioning hustle culture, dreaming of remote work, or wondering if there’s more to life than overpriced meal deals and Sunday scaries—this one’s for you.
How Startups Can Improve Their Brand Presence Without Hiring In-House Designers
Think you need a full design team to build a strong brand? Think again. This guide shares practical ways startups can boost their brand presence on a lean budget—without compromising on quality.
The Quiet Power of Simple CVs: Why Less Is Often More
Think you need a flashy design or five pages of buzzwords to get noticed? Think again. In this article, we explore why simple, well-structured CVs consistently outperform the overdesigned alternatives—and how clarity, not creativity, is the real key to landing interviews.
“Be Careful” — Why You Should Never Guilt Someone About Their Meal
When my boyfriend told me to “be careful” about ordering schnitzel, it hit a nerve — and not for the reasons you might think. I hadn’t eaten all day. I track my calories. I know my body. This meal was intentional — and yet two small words triggered a big realisation: too many people project their own food guilt onto others. Here's why we need to stop shaming people for what’s on their plate — and why I’ll never apologise for eating a damn schnitzel again. (Also, if you don’t follow Leah Shutkever, you’re seriously missing out.)
You Can’t Learn What You’re Not Taught: The Case for Structured Remote Training
Remote work is here to stay—but without intentional training, new hires risk being left in the dark. In this honest and insightful blog, Abigail Whitehouse shares her experience of moving from an office that championed learning by doing to a remote role where structured training was provided, but the “osmosis effect” was missing. A must-read for employers and employees navigating remote onboarding.
My First Week on Fiverr: 20 Scammers, 3 Real Clients – What New Freelancers Need to Know
I joined Fiverr full of hope—and was immediately greeted by 20 scammers and 3 real clients. In this post, I break down the most common freelancing scams, how to spot them, and what every new freelancer needs to know to stay safe and sane on platforms like Fiverr.
Any Movement Is Better Than No Movement
Stuck? Unmotivated? You’re not alone. But momentum doesn’t have to start with a sprint. In this post, I share how even the smallest steps forward can build confidence, shift your mindset, and create real change. Because sometimes, moving a little is everything.
Why I Knew I Was Done with the London Lifestyle
I was earning more than ever, living in one of the world’s most exciting cities—but I felt drained, disconnected, and like I’d aged ten years in two. This is the story of how burnout made me realise I was done with London—and what happened when I finally walked away.
Sometimes the Reckless Move Is the Only Move
Playing it safe is comfortable—but growth rarely happens in comfort zones. Sometimes, the so-called reckless move is exactly what you need to break free, level up, or find the clarity you've been searching for. Here’s what happened when I stopped playing by the rules.
Remote Work Isn’t About Sitting at Your Desk for 10 Hours a Day
Remote work wasn’t meant to trap you at a desk for 10 hours a day. It’s about flexibility, trust, and working smarter—not longer. So why are so many people still glued to their screens? Let’s talk about what remote work should look like.