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I’m not a life coach. I’m not an expert. But I am in a desperate need of having a good year. No, a great year even. The best year yet. Earlier this month I realised that the best year in my recent memory for me was 2014. Can somebody please tell me how I have lived the following 5 years failing to top 2014? Yes, … Continue reading How to have the best year of your life
If you follow me on Instagram, you might have caught a glimpse of my most recent trip to Marrakech. If there is anything to be said about me outside of the world of personal finance, it’s that I travel. A lot. And with that, I get the opportunity to visit places, evaluate them, and tell you what’s good and what’s meh. Today, let’s talk about … Continue reading Where to eat in Marrakech
This Christmas is unusual for me. Because, for the first time in years, I will be spending money on myself, frivolously and on items I want rather than need. Why would I do that, you might wonder, especially if you are coming to this blog post from somewhere within the ‘debt free’ community. The answer is simple – because I chose to when creating my … Continue reading The things I am getting myself for Christmas. From another country.
I’ve been eating mainly vegan diet for the last 5 months and this is what I have to say. [TRIGGER WARNING] Continue reading I’ve been eating mainly vegan diet for the last 5 months and this is what I have to say. [TRIGGER WARNING]
Tis the season to start looking at gifts, if you haven’t already. And tis the season to consider what gifts actually are. I wrote about the matter of Christmas costs last year and that post is still valid. Since then not much has changed other than how I see gifts. You see, I always thought of gifts as means of expressing affection for those around … Continue reading A word about gifts
Now I know this, but when I first ‘flew the nest’ I had no idea that I was a sheltered little snowflake. Although I did receive a decent amount of prep and life skills for what adulting might entail from my parents, teachers and a bunch of miscellaneous adults, there was a whole boatload of stuff I had no idea about. Let me tell you … Continue reading 5 things nobody really tells you about adulting
I bought a flat in London, with £4000 down payment. Yes, you read that right, four thousand pounds. In today’s post I am telling you how that happened. Continue reading How to buy a flat when you have no money
