Life with a pandemic hanging right above our heads is almost habitual by now. But it doesn’t mean you should stay at home 24/7 and miss out on the wonders of spring! Avoid gatherings, not nature. Don’t let COVID ruin the most beautiful season of all.
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How to Recover From Sleeping Too Much – 5 Tips for a Good Morning
Too much sleep may sound like a dream for the lot of you. After a week full of early mornings and hard work, who’d refuse a couple of hours to sleep in? Staying in bed with a pet, book, or your special other before starting the weekend on a lazy note, ah, what a vision! But for some of us, it’s more like a nightmare.
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10 Benefits of Reading Fiction for Adults and Alike
I’m sure you like fictional stories. And who doesn’t? You can become a king, a pirate, a 10-year old girl, or a 50-year old astronaut – all thanks to the magic of words! But do you have to abandon fiction books as soon as adulthood kicks in? Why read fiction if it’s just a waste of time?
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14 Things You Need If You’re Alone for Valentine’s Day 2021
We all know Valentine’s day makes no sense – but strive to get the most out of it. Hearts, candies, lovely messages, dates in, uh, Zoom? Yes, this year the pandemic’s gonna affect us all – and if you were single in the first place, no need to bother. But I’m here to suggest you something different. If it’s a holiday, why not make it all about yourself?
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How To Make Reading Your Self-Care Habit
Printed Book vs eBook vs Audiobook – What Format Is The Best For You
I love books, I love different formats of books, and I know that not every book is perfect in every format. Some books are better for listening on the go, some can only be appreciated as a paperback, and some don’t need any fuss – download and start reading right away. But how to figure out which one works for you?
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How To Start a Bullet Journal for Beginners (+ Free Checklist)
BuJo is not about filling pages with your thoughts and feelings, sketching flowers, writing down quotes. The main idea of a bullet journal is different. You pick up a regular journal, you choose how your index and logs are gonna look like, you draw them, all by yourself – and go on with your daily plans. Sounds simple? Because it is!
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Introvert Hangover: What It Is and How to Deal With It
Sometimes I feel like the most “introvert” thing in my life is this one. Introvert hangover. You can call me a quiet one, a shy one, a sensitive one, a loner, an empath, an anxious one – but you can find extroverts and ambiverts that behave just as such. But an introvert hangover, well, that’s our thing.
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