What a year 2020 has been! This is the first year in my entire life where I’ve pretty much picked up reading as a full-time hobby. I’ve always been an avid reader but this is the first year I’ve read this many books (just hit 40 and I’m still going strong – lockdown definitely helped…).Continue reading “My Top 5 Books of 2020”
Category Archives: Philosophy
Coronavirus Survival Kit: Evenings
This is a trying time for all of us. No one really knows the full impact that this virus is likely to cause (though we can look to China for some ideas). In the meantime, for those of us who are stuck at home, I have come up with this little guide on how toContinue reading “Coronavirus Survival Kit: Evenings”
Valentine’s Day Isn’t Only for Lovers
Valentine’s Day is here and I haven’t posted in months, so I thought I would take this opportunity to create a quick post about… you guessed it: Love! This post hasn’t got an awful lot to do with content writing. In fact, it’s got nothing to do with content writing at all. But words areContinue reading “Valentine’s Day Isn’t Only for Lovers”
I Doubt I’ll Make Millions from Freelancing, and that’s Okay
Since making the transition from full time employee to freelancer, a lot of changes have gone on in the world. When I first started freelancing, it was less common and less heard of to work from home. Particularly in Cyprus, it was hardly heard of to work part time let alone to work from home,Continue reading “I Doubt I’ll Make Millions from Freelancing, and that’s Okay”
My review of Headspace (& How it helps my Writing)
Image by Snapwire from Pexels. I’m naturally a very busy ‘thinker,’ which isn’t necessarily a ‘good’ or ‘bad’ thing, but I wouldn’t mind having the ability to switch my brain off every now and then – or at least the sound! I’ve wanted to get into meditation for years now but I took the wrong approach and neverContinue reading “My review of Headspace (& How it helps my Writing)”
The Benefits of Content Writing
Content is everywhere, from a leaflet that lands on your doorstep to an email that you just received from your favourite clothing brand. Everywhere we turn we are presented with content, and without even realising it, we are massively influenced by the content that surrounds us. In today’s multifaceted world where we are presented withContinue reading “The Benefits of Content Writing”
Waiting for the Gift of Sound and Vision
When I read a piece of my written work, I listen to the way it sounds. Okay, I’m not writing poetry or the lyrics to a song, but that doesn’t matter. Regardless, my writing has to have a flow, a rhythm, and a pleasing sound, in order for me to be satisfied with it. Just likeContinue reading “Waiting for the Gift of Sound and Vision”
“Don’t Think Twice it’s All Right”
There’s something about a well-written song that resonates so deeply with me. When one of my favourite songs comes on, I just want to drop what I’m doing, close my eyes and listen to it on full blast, taking in all the elements from the instruments used to the nuances and emotions of the singer’sContinue reading ““Don’t Think Twice it’s All Right””
March Musings
Taking a Moment to Reflect on the Past Month March was a difficult month for me on a number of levels (for reasons I won’t get into here), but I wholeheartedly believe in the power of positive thinking and the overwhelming effects it has on the mind, body and spirit. As cliché as it sounds,Continue reading “March Musings”