IT’S no secret that I am an avid blog reader. I absolutely love discovering new blogs and visiting my old favourites. Nothing gives me greater pleasure online (well than perhaps writing my own posts) than coming across an article which makes me wanna punch the air and say ‘yes, yes, YES!” (Who said reading couldn’t be orgasmic?!) However, as you’ll know only too well I’m sure, sometimes the Internet is
AS promised, today’s post follows on from yesterday and Helen’s incredibly inspiring fitness story. As a little follow up to her story, I asked Helen to provide us with a few of her top tips for success and (you’re definitely going to thank me for this one) a couple of her favourite healthy recipes too. Many thanks to everyone who commented or tweeted about Helen’s ‘Your Secret’ post yesterday. The
FIRSTLY, before I begin, you should know that I think you’re pretty damn wonderful already. However, it is the New Year, which means – in case you hadn’t noticed – that the whole world is on a mission to lose weight, get fit, be happier, become more successful etc etc etc. The truth is of course, that all of us want to be the very best we can be. And
BEFORE I go and celebrate the New Year with (another) huge feast and a tipple or two (it just has to be done!), I just wanted to pop by to wish you all a very HAPPY NEW YEAR! My wish for you all is that 2014 will be your happiest, most loving, most successful, most peaceful, most stimulating, most exciting, most wondrous year of your life, yet. Remember, as always,
AS a writer and journalist, one of the things I love most about my work, is the fact that I get to meet all kinds of fascinating people. I get to listen to their incredible stories and I also get the privilege of sharing them with a wider audience. Stories make the world go round. They fascinate, they inspire, they teach, they motivate, they overwhelm, they resonate. We all have
CARRYING on from yesterday’s post, here are a few more ways to find that elusive happiness! Let go The only way to move on in life, is often just to let things go. The things we can’t control, the people who hurt us, the things that have happened in the past. Years ago, I was the world’s best at holding grudges but nowadays, I’ve realised that there’s so much more
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