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MAKING THE MOST OF THE BUDGET STUDENT LIFE

Life, WorkBy SamSeptember 13, 2020Leave a comment

My student days may be sadly over, but that doesn’t mean I’m going to give up my frugal, and budget friendly, tips and tools, I picked up along the way. I was very lucky to not have to work through the three years I was at uni but that was in large part to the

Five Tips For Freshers Starting Uni

WorkBy AliceSeptember 9, 2020Leave a comment

September has arrived and for some, that means the start of a new chapter in their life.. uni. For me my uni years were some of the best years I’ve had so far, particularly my first year, so, anyone starting first year this year you’re in for a treat. Over my time at uni, I

How to Stay Motivated When Your Job Sector Is Falling Apart

News & Opinions, WorkBy LaurenSeptember 9, 2020Leave a comment

2020 has thrown up a torrent of curve balls to say the least, and as we emerge from the chaos of a summer we will never forget, we enter into an autumn of uncertainty; will we feel the effects of the elusive second coronavirus wave?  And perhaps most persistent for many of us – what

Impostors and Improvising

Life, WorkBy djchronicleSeptember 7, 2020Leave a comment

There is often a sly voice in the back of my mind that tells me I’m not good enough. It’s ridiculous to listen to it, even worse to believe it, yet it still rattles around in my thoughts. Good enough for what? I ask it, and though there is no reply I sometimes let it seep

Tips for the overworked professional

WorkBy Katrina | Real Girls WobbleSeptember 7, 2020Leave a comment

Are you suffering from job burnout? Lockdown has made some of us work harder than ever. I am currently working 16-hours on flexible furlough. I am finding that I’m trying to fit what I would usually do in 40 hours into this time. You may also be a working professional, managing the running of a

Mid-year diaries: are they motivational?

WorkBy Sophie @historychatterSeptember 4, 20201 Comment

There are so many types of diaries and planners out there that it’s easy to feel lost and get caught up in the decision making process of which can distract from the actual purpose of having a diary. Should you go for a ring binder planner or a desk diary? Can you keep up with

Why I Chose College Life Over Uni Life

News & Opinions, WorkBy LucySeptember 4, 2020Leave a comment

At the moment, there are youngsters having to make huge life changing decisions now that their GCSE/A Level results have been given to them. I wish them every success and I hope they get to go down the path that they want to travel down. When my GCSE results came out, I didn’t do overly

Woman using laptop and holding coffee cup

Loneliness and Working from Home

News & Opinions, WorkBy SarahSeptember 2, 2020Leave a comment

Loneliness Is something that only happens to older people, right? That really is a myth that stops a lot of people from admitting they are lonely and lost in life. I am not ashamed to admit that I have been experiencing feeling very lonely the last few months. I have spent a lot of time

No Uni? No worries…

News & Opinions, WorkBy KellySeptember 2, 2020Leave a comment

When results day rolls around each year, I can’t help but think back to how I felt at that moment… the fear, the expectation, the promise of a whole new world ahead of you, all riding on the letters held within that brown envelope (I know I’m showing my age now – letters rather than

How I paid off £2,500 debt in just 4 weeks

News & Opinions, WorkBy Mel OwenAugust 28, 2020Leave a comment

Let’s talk money! It’s not a subject I feel comfortable discussing which, if speaking to any of my Asian or mainland European friends is anything to go by, is a typical British aversion to a dialogue on those pennies. However, in a number of the House 21 online workshops to date, the subject of money

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MAKING THE MOST OF THE BUDGET STUDENT LIFE

Sep 13, 2020

Sam

My student days may be sadly over, but that doesn't mean I'm going to give up my frugal, and budget friendly, tips and tools, I picked up along the way. I was very lucky to not have to work through the three years I was at uni but that was in large part to the odd summer jobs I worked…

Five Tips For Freshers Starting Uni

Sep 9, 2020

Alice

September has arrived and for some, that means the start of a new chapter in their life.. uni. For me my uni years were some of the best years I’ve had so far, particularly my first year, so, anyone starting first year this year you’re in for a treat. Over my time at uni, I picked up a few tips…

How to Stay Motivated When Your Job Sector Is Falling Apart

Sep 9, 2020

Lauren

2020 has thrown up a torrent of curve balls to say the least, and as we emerge from the chaos of a summer we will never forget, we enter into an autumn of uncertainty; will we feel the effects of the elusive second coronavirus wave?  And perhaps most persistent for many of us – what the hell is going to…

Impostors and Improvising

Sep 7, 2020

djchronicle

There is often a sly voice in the back of my mind that tells me I'm not good enough. It's ridiculous to listen to it, even worse to believe it, yet it still rattles around in my thoughts. Good enough for what? I ask it, and though there is no reply I sometimes let it seep into my life. This world…

Tips for the overworked professional

Sep 7, 2020

Katrina | Real Girls Wobble

Are you suffering from job burnout? Lockdown has made some of us work harder than ever. I am currently working 16-hours on flexible furlough. I am finding that I'm trying to fit what I would usually do in 40 hours into this time. You may also be a working professional, managing the running of a house and chasing the kids…

Mid-year diaries: are they motivational?

Sep 4, 2020

Sophie @historychatter

There are so many types of diaries and planners out there that it’s easy to feel lost and get caught up in the decision making process of which can distract from the actual purpose of having a diary. Should you go for a ring binder planner or a desk diary? Can you keep up with setting a bullet journal or…

Why I Chose College Life Over Uni Life

Sep 4, 2020

Lucy

At the moment, there are youngsters having to make huge life changing decisions now that their GCSE/A Level results have been given to them. I wish them every success and I hope they get to go down the path that they want to travel down. When my GCSE results came out, I didn't do overly brilliant, I got just about…

Woman using laptop and holding coffee cup

Loneliness and Working from Home

Sep 2, 2020

Sarah

Loneliness Is something that only happens to older people, right? That really is a myth that stops a lot of people from admitting they are lonely and lost in life. I am not ashamed to admit that I have been experiencing feeling very lonely the last few months. I have spent a lot of time not really knowing what to…

No Uni? No worries...

Sep 2, 2020

Kelly

When results day rolls around each year, I can’t help but think back to how I felt at that moment… the fear, the expectation, the promise of a whole new world ahead of you, all riding on the letters held within that brown envelope (I know I’m showing my age now - letters rather than numbers!) Everyone tells you “success…

How I paid off £2,500 debt in just 4 weeks

Aug 28, 2020

Mel Owen

Let’s talk money! It’s not a subject I feel comfortable discussing which, if speaking to any of my Asian or mainland European friends is anything to go by, is a typical British aversion to a dialogue on those pennies. However, in a number of the House 21 online workshops to date, the subject of money has come up, and rightly…

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