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Hello, my lovely giraffes! I was thinking of what to write for this week's post and couldn't decide until I came up with the idea to do a non-travel bucket list of a thirty-something. There are a million and one bucket lists out there, I even wrote a couple myself, for things to do before you hit 30 or 25. What about someone who is in their late 30s? Last time I checked we had a lot to say and do, so here's my list.
Hello, my lovelies. How are you all the start of this week? I've been noticing lately that life can become pretty overwhelming. So, I thought I would share my tips to deal with life when it becomes overwhelming.
I'm not expert here but who knows maybe it will help someone out there who needs it. Remember to share and signup to the newsletter.
I'm taking a pause from the skincare related posts (here and here) and thought I'd bring you more of an advice type blog. This post is all about the things you don't need in your life. When I say things I don't actually mean physical, material things but more situations and sometimes even people.
Grief is one those things that you kinda know would happen sometime in your lifetime but you always assume that it won't happen until you're in your twilight years. That's really silly! I should know because I thought that and then at age 16 my grandmother died and I didn't think things could get any worse.
Hello, my lovelies! How are you? We're in the full swing of February and most likely some of us have fallen off the resolution wagon. No judgement from me but, I suspect you're probably beating yourself up for it. Or, have completely ignored it so you don't beat yourself up for it. Completely understandable! No one needs that kind of energy in their lives. So to give you a little hand, I'm sharing my tips on getting over the resolution slump.
You probably read the title and wondered what on earth am I on about in today's post. Of course, hard work is worth it! Just look at people like Oprah and Richard Branson who worked hard and are enjoying the fruits of their labour.
True! But does it work for the 21st century? Is hard work worth it?