
Weird Mannerisms We Acquire (Especially When Living and/or Working Alone!)
There comes a time in every person’s life when they find themselves living alone. At first, it feels like freedom: no flatmates eating your cheese,
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There comes a time in every person’s life when they find themselves living alone. At first, it feels like freedom: no flatmates eating your cheese,
Once upon a time in the sacred halls of the internet, a new career path emerged; one that required no CV, no GCSEs, and certainly
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We’ve all been there; an email pops up in your inbox: “Take our 5-minute survey for a chance to win an iPad!” Five minutes? Free
I have just half watched “Leave the World Behind” whilst catching up on emails. Towards the end of the film, one of the characters talks about
Imagine you’re in a play. You’ve memorized your lines, rehearsed your part, and you’re ready for the big moment. But then, whoops!…you forget a key
I’m all for supporting good causes; cancer research, children’s hospitals, mental health, you name it, I’ve been there and continue to do so. But somewhere
You know that 10-minute task, the mythical creature of the to-do list jungle. So small. So harmless. “Should only take 10 minutes,” you think. And
We live in an age of information overload. Reports, studies, and statistics are thrown at us from every direction—social media, news outlets, corporate press
Thirty years ago, school safety drills mostly involved fire alarms and teachers yelling about imaginary flames while we lined up, giggling. The biggest threat? Forgetting