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Understanding Your Value
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By Tricia Scott
When it comes to our own personal value we can be our own best friend or our own worst enemy, but which are you? Do you know what your value is?Â
I am a strong believer that value is...
Minimalism, What Even Is It?
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By Tricia Scott
Overwhelm, stress, and a self-confessed 400mph lifestyle left me burned out and bedridden, I was sick and very, very tired. I couldn't work, write or even watch TV for any period of ...
Excitement Vs Passion; Why The Beginning Isnât The Hardest Part Of The Journey
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By Tricia Scott
I love creativity. I mean really love it.
Many years ago, when I was still in school, I was forever dragging furniture around my bedroom. Sneaking pots of paint upstairs to paint my ...
5 Simple Steps to Transform Your Tricky Relationships
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By Anita Ghosal
The relationships in our lives can make or break us on a daily basis. No matter the type of relationships they can be all consuming on so many levels. Particularly our most intimate r...
Happy Places
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By Tricia ScottÂ
When I was younger we were always at the beach, that's one of the great things about the place in which I live, ten minutes into town and twenty minutes to the sea. The best of both ...
