- June 14, 2018
- Rosie Fitzgerald
For many of us, if we want a job we’re not overqualified for, then we have to be prepared to move away from home.
For many of us, if we want a job we’re not overqualified for, then we have to be prepared to move away from home.
Finding a job’s tough.
Standing under a tree in a park on your lunch break, practicing yoga is a millennial stereotype many of us want to avoid.
Trying to revise for exams?
Every year 11 million days are lost at workplaces due to stress.
Embarking on your university career is a great adventure, a learning curve, and an important part of your life.
There’s no worse feeling than watching money dwindle from your bank account on a gym membership you’re not using, or spotting sports clothes in your wardrobe with the label still attached.
Mental health problems can occur at any stage of your life, but the statistics for university students are particularly alarming.
If you're a sufferer of anxiety; bear in mind that you really aren’t alone, despite how isolated you may be feeling. There are millions of people around the world who try and cope with their mental health on a day-to-day basis. Here are the top tips for dealing with anxiety at university.
As a student or newbie to the world of work, it can be easy to rush through life due to the stress of deadlines. It can be hard to pause, take a breath, and notice the things around you as well as your own emotions and thoughts. Here are some morning habits to keep you mindful and productive all day.