Category: Lifestyle

4 Ways to Read New Books That Won’t Break Your Budget

08/03/2023

We all know that there is a lot of financial pressure on people these days, with the cost of living crisis affecting many people around the world. So you probably questioning whether you can afford to buy things that aren’t necessary or essential items (like food, medication, etc.)

That new best seller sure looks good but can you afford to spend $20-30 dollars on it when that could go toward something you actually need. In this blog post, I thought I would share a few tips for when you are looking for something new to read but don’t want to break the budget. … More 4 Ways to Read New Books That Won’t Break Your Budget

Work & Study Pomodoro Timer – With Ambient Sound & Cozy Lofi Music – 4 x 25 min (5 min breaks)

10/02/2023

With everyone back at work and school after the holidays, I thought this Pomodoro Timer might be helpful. I was inspired by the many videos like this one on YouTube, I find them helpful myself so I thought that I would have a go at making one.

This one includes 4 x 25-minute sessions with 3 x 5-minute breaks in between. … More Work & Study Pomodoro Timer – With Ambient Sound & Cozy Lofi Music – 4 x 25 min (5 min breaks)

Work & Study Pomodoro Timer – With Ambient Sound (No Music Version) – 4 x 25 min(5 min breaks) *Blog Exclusive*

10/02/2023

With everyone back at work and school after the holidays, I thought this Pomodoro Timer might be helpful. I was inspired by the many videos like this one on YouTube, I find them helpful myself so I thought that I would have a go at making one.

This one includes 4 x 25-minute sessions with 3 x 5-minute breaks in between. … More Work & Study Pomodoro Timer – With Ambient Sound (No Music Version) – 4 x 25 min(5 min breaks) *Blog Exclusive*

2021 Reading Challenge – Conclusion and Plans for the New Year

14/01/2022

I’m so behind with posting this conclusion to my 2021 Reading Challenge, honestly, I’ve been putting it off because I didn’t know what I wanted to write or include in this. I have found that quarterly check-ins don’t really work for me though, both of the reading challenges that I have done in the last couple of years I’m good with one maybe two and then I don’t keep it up, oops. Anyway, in today’s post, I’m going to go through how many prompts I managed to tick off ( I did more than I thought I would) and what I read, maybe include a few thoughts and links to any book reviews.

Read More… … More 2021 Reading Challenge – Conclusion and Plans for the New Year