Does anyone else feel like we’re experiencing a distorted culture?
Like many people, I used to enjoy reading dystopian literature and watching shows like Black Mirror. Over the past few years, I noticed my taste for these things has dwindled. I assume I’m not alone here.
I can imagine that you have heard a fair few podcasts. Spotify has got around 7 million alone, but they don’t all match in… quality.
So to save you from scouring through Podcast Land, here are some recommendations that I’m fairly sure will become a constant addition to your favourites’ list.
Parents, you’ve clearly got the hardest job known to man. Don’t worry. I’ve got you.
Whether your children are just starting school, are pre-teens or young adults, here are three resources that might be of help to you.
There are so many things that health professionals disagree about.
Some tell us to remove meat from our diet, some tell us to only eat meat with fruit, and some say something completely different!
With that, it’s hard to know what to consume.
Well, after doing some research, I have found 5 few things that many health professionals agree on and I consume them to keep my brain healthy.
If you want to help your child win this year, it’s important that they know learning doesn’t stop in the classroom.
Even if the majority of their academic learning takes place at school, they also need to learn how to operate in the real world.
These things will help your child not only win on an academic level but also set them up for success in life.
Fiction Books Books You Need to Add to Your TBR List Fahrenheit 451 Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury is one of my favourite books in the dystopian genre and honestly, I can’t recommend Fahrenheit 451 enough. It’s the type of fiction book that does exactly what it was created to do: get you to question … Continue reading 5 Books You Need to Add to Your TBR List
Whether working on a personal project or completing a huge project for a client, doing a big project can be daunting. Here are a few strategies that you can use to help you not only start a project but finish it without crying all the way to the finish line.
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