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Hello Everyone! It’s been a while since I’ve tackled a lifestyle post like this, and when I sat down to write it, I honestly wasn’t sure what I wanted to talk about. Of course, that’s not to say I don’t have something to talk about (I always have something to talk about), and as you can probably tell it’s going to be all about the things I like to do on a lazy day. For this particular post, it’ll be all about the games I like to play, when I’m not busy making videos, doing th

Hello Everyone! It’s that time of the month! I don’t mean that kind...I mean the latest episode of the My Bullet Journal Journey series is up on YouTube! Now, I know I explain a lot, in the video, but this post is an addition to it, so there’s a bit more context for you guys. If you’ve landed here on the website, and are reading this post, before you’ve checked out my YouTube channel, why don’t you watch the video here? What’s The Plan For The June Bullet Journal Spread? In t

Hello Everyone! It’s been a while! It’s been a hot minute since I last posted on this website. Yes, I’ve had guest posts up in the meantime, but I’ve not really uploaded anything new myself. Now, that’s not to say I’m not hard at work. I’ve written a few blog posts over the last year or so, but I never really got to finish it, what with work and other things getting in the way, but now, I have the time to write, and these posts will be more frequent, now that I do (fingers cr

Source People who want a fresh hobby often run into the same snag: you either learn alone online and never meet anyone, or you show up to a group and feel like the beginner who missed the first ten chapters. The good news is that “online” and “social” don’t have to be separate lanes. Many of the most beginner-friendly hobbies actually work best as a loop: learn a tiny piece at home, then go practice it with real people. You don’t need to become “a hobby person.” You just need

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