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Guest post by Steph King School. A wonderful place where so many academic lessons are harnessed, from English language and literature to maths and science – it’s a place where every child can begin to flourish. But what about the countless life lessons that aren’t taught in school? Young adults...

Guest post by Niamh O’Reilly Successfully growing a start-up business in London can be a challenge in such a competitive market, particularly if you are starting a café or an independent restaurant. In fact, according to Forbes, 90% of business start-ups fail. So, how do you ensure you’re in the...

Guest post by Ayesha Aziz London’s expensive, and you have to think twice before indulging yourself in any luxury. But that shouldn’t mean that you can’t look stylish while trying to live on a budget. You only need to have the spirit for it and, of course, the right eye...

Guest post by Anastasiia Polokhlyvets Assuming you are mulling over working freelance in the UK, what do you have to do to set up as self-employed? More importantly, where do you look for a freelance job? If you plan to start working independently in the United Kingdom, you will fall...

Guest post by Niamh O’Reilly 2021 was a difficult year, particularly for entrepreneurs who faced challenges such as remote working and staff absences to pandemic-induced restrictions and financing struggles. It is fair to say that most entrepreneurs were operating in survival mode for the majority of 2021. This New Year...

Guest post by Ziya True meditation is an invaluable prize, sought high and low since ages. A state of inner bliss, in which those endlessly buzzing thoughts can slow down to a complete stop, and you enjoy a deep, rejuvenating silence. As if you’ve dived to the quiet depths of...

Guest post by Scarlet Zion You may have watched or read how a startup is now worth multimillion, if not multibillion dollars. While this may seem surreal, you can also make it as long as you have a good foundation when starting your business. That’s why instead of jumping on...

Guest post by Steph King After the pandemic, and a long period of remote working, many of us may have managed to avoid the train thus far. Public travel is stressful at the best of times, but after spending extended time isolated from the rest of the public, jumping back...

Guest post by Perla Aroyo Being an introvert in a world designed for extroverts can be a curse. You just know some things don’t work for you as they work for others. Many people would say to suck it up and try harder, but there’s nothing you can do about...