The internet really is both a blessing and a curse for modern-day businesses. On the one hand, they can easily reach their target customers, but on the other, should anything go wrong, the internet makes sure that everyone knows about it. With the vast majority of businesses now using Twitter, Instagram and Facebook to communicate with their customers, social media…
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Working from home was becoming more common before the Covid-19 outbreak, but millions more are now spending long periods of time stationed at the kitchen and dining room tables. Whether you’re a freelancer who is used to spending time at home, or you’ve temporarily switched to home-working as a result of the lockdown, it’s vital to put your health first.…
Over the last twelve months, I’ve learned a lot about writing for a living, and have purchased my fair share of ‘things’ that I felt I needed or that promised to make me more productive. Some of them I still use today, whereas others were quickly relegated to the bottom drawer. Here’s a little list of some of the lifestyle items that made my cut this year.
When it comes to stress baking, I like to stick to easy recipes, things that aren’t going to add any more stress into my head, looking around my now quite depleted kitchen, I had two lemons on the turn and so turned to Google for some lemon-based recipe inspiration – here’s the result.
There’s a reason why so many of us like to surround ourselves with quotes – they’re extremely powerful. Here are the two quotes that I return to time after time…
