Category: Change moments
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To have & to hashtag: My #SoMuchAmaze second wedding
Everyone knows that life is a rollercoaster, but sometimes it’s a merry-go-round too. Here’s a tale of a second time round that turned out to be a lot better and happier than the first. By Sarah Britten
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Dreams of an IKEA house
She is attracted to minimalism of IKEA homes, which is the opposite of what she’s living in at the moment, writes Mandy Collins
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Happiness is an office space to call your own
Working from home is every freelancer’s dream, until it turns into a nightmare. That’s when the Space Race begins, and you win it when you find a place that lets you enjoy the best of both worlds, writes Stacey Vee
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Gareth Cliff on the power of entrepreneurial purpose
In this video, unradio entrepreneur Gareth Cliff offers great tips about starting your own business and the liberating power of having a purpose beyond self-interest.
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How to boost productivity at work
It’s fair to say productivity at work boils down to ‘different strokes for different folks’.
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How do I talk to my child about money?
What is it about money that makes it so difficult to discuss with our children? While many taboos around discussing sex, drugs and politics have broken down, for some reason money remains a topic that many parents feel uncomfortable talking about.
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The last wedding dress
More than a custom-made garment for a bride’s Big Day, a wedding dress is the fabric of a fantasy, a vision of beauty and wonder brought to life. A seamstress looks back on the alchemy of her all-consuming craft, as she gets to work on her last wedding dress. By Amanda Spohr
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Whose name is it, anyway?
More than a custom-made garment for a bride’s Big Day, a wedding dress is the fabric of a fantasy, a vision of beauty and wonder brought to life. A seamstress looks back on the alchemy of her all-consuming craft, as she gets to work on her last wedding dress. By Amanda Spohr
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Marriage: Be mindful of the clichés
If only all marriages were as simple as the ones where couples say the only reason they’re still together is because they never go to bed angry.
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13 money tips for freelancers
When I imagined the freelance life, it looked something like this: I would sleep till the sun softly poked a finger around the curtains. I’d stretch, yawn, stroke the dog gently sleeping beside my bed. Then I’d stumble to the kitchen for a cup of the finest Arabica coffee, which I’d enjoy in the morning…