Voices & News

Common sense during the Covid crisis

“Unprecedented times.” “The new normal.” “Good old-fashioned common sense.” Just three of the infuriating soundbites that are wheeled out by every politician, journalist and broadcaster under the sun., and the less said about “Hands, face, space” the better. 2020 really isn’t the year any of us were expecting, (sorry!) but it really has changed my […]

#TellYourStory

#TellYourStory & Help Support Young Adults on a Global Non-Profit Platform. Share your experience’s and help support others We all have our own stories and point of views, the #TellYourStory campaign is here to help you with content ideas. Every blog helps to support, advise and entertain young adults on a free non-profit platform. We […]

Dealing With Adversity

Over this last summer, I have made it my top priority to go out and take on as many new opportunities as I can. Of course, with every new opportunity comes a new set of possible disappointments. This can feel extremely daunting in the beginning and may even stop you from taking on a new […]

Caring for Family While in Uni

Maintaining relationships can be tough, especially when you’re going to college, whether you are just out of secondary school or going later in Life. I personally had the privilege of living at home while at college, but it was incredibly difficult maintaining relationships not only because I always had a strange relationship with my parents, […]

5 Tips To Improve Your Sleeping Habits

Here you are again. Tossing and turning, another sleepless night! You begin to scroll on social media, then turn on the television, and mind-numbingly watch Netflix. Suddenly, your alarm goes off and you realize that you have once again- had a sleepless night.  You show the next day to class or work and can barely […]

#TellYourStory: The television of my childhood

When Mark’s email first came through about the #TellYourStory campaign it instantly struck a chord with me. Especially the suggestion of revisiting my favourite childhood television shows! Unlike many of you, I grew up in the 80’s and 90’s. Of course, everybody thinks that their own particular era of children’s telly was the best. But […]

It’s Okay to Splurge

In times like these, when extra stress is upon us, I think splurges are warranted, don’t you? Do tell! How do you splurge?

Five Life Lessons that I’ve Learnt

Over my nineteen years on this planet, I had gained some invaluable life advice through my own experiences. Hopefully, I gather even more in years to come. Prioritise yourself and those who love you! The main person that matters in your life is you. Prioritise yourself and your wellbeing above everything else. Now being settled […]

Things OCD Sufferers Want You to Know

While it’s not something I bandy about 24/7, this past year I’ve been much more open about my OCD. However, one thing I’ve noticed is that despite being honest about my mental illness, there’s still some heavy stigma around it, along with those cliché responses that we all know and love. So, in the spirit […]