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5 Tips for the College Grad

Tis the season for hugging, cheering, celebrating, high-fiving, and family photos that never seem to end. That’s right …it’s graduation season! As you don your cap and gown this spring, take a minute to embrace your loved ones, celebrate your accomplishments, and mindfully contemplate all that is to come. Some of your best days are […]

Looking after someone with depression.

How to look after someone with depression (according to Matt Haig).

The Keeping Up with the Jones’s Effect

Do you often find yourself scrolling through the many gorgeous images on Pinterest or Instagram and, perhaps subconsciously, promptly begin fantasizing about winning the lottery? Do you allow yourself to imagine all of the many ways your life would be infinitely better if only you could trade lives with that one social media blogger you […]

3 Easy Ways to Improve Your Finances This Weekend

Many people are under the impression that managing their finances will take up way too much of their time. While it is true that a good financial overhaul or planning session does require the initial investment of time, ongoing maintenance (or small, scheduled updates) doesn’t have to take longer than a few minutes here and […]

Postgrad or No Postgrad? This is the question…

The dilemma After completing your Undergraduate Degree you will most likely ponder the idea of continuing Higher Education by studying towards a Postgraduate course. Now for many people this seems like a default option straight out of Undergrad and many of my peers seem to not put much thought into it and end up regretting […]

How to Juggle Your Massive To-do List (While Dealing With Depression)

How many items are currently on your to-do list? To be completely honest, I probably have more than I can count. I am also living with bipolar disorder. So, how do I manage? I use a really great organization app called TickTick. It saves my butt so I don’t forget anything in my hectic schedule. […]

How to Survive Wedding Season on a Budget

It’s officially June and wedding season is without a doubt upon us. While we’re all for lots of love, beautiful bouquets, tearful toasts, and a good old fashioned late-night rendition of Sweet Caroline (…“so good, so good, SO GOOD!”), we’re also the first to admit that these cheerful occasions can do some serious damage to […]

University Is Hard Work

My first year at university, to be brutally honest, was an utter shambles. It took me the whole year to find my feet and, for a while I felt so pathetic for feeling like that. I’d look onto my social media and see old school friends having the best time of their life at their […]

Food habits which will help you to be within budgets

Food is bae! And there is no second thought on that.  But many a times we think we spend too much on our food. Well, I totally live on the principle that we earn to eat well but I do follow a few disciplinary steps that help me cut out on the unnecessary food expenses. Here is […]