You know that you should start a blog, but you’ve no idea what to write about. Have a quick read and work out how to find a niche … More What’s your niche? Working out what to blog about
Here’s how to get out of that rut that you’re stuck in, with tips on making sure that you never get stuck there again (and how to be ten times more productive at the same time) … More Why you’re stuck in a rut (and how to get out of it)
Lifting heavier weights requires eating a lot. Now that I know how to meal plan effectively, I’m ready to share with the world what I eat in a day as a teacher. … More What I eat in a day as a teacher
You read that right: productivity is killing you.
Well, not literally. Figuratively. It’s time to rethink our relationship with productivity. … More Productivity is killing you
Teachers have become so good at spreading the good word that mental health is a priority, but we often forget to look after our own. Here are the top 3 things that I do as a teacher to optimise my mental wellbeing. … More A teacher’s guide to mental wellness
The Feynman Technique is fundamental in helping us to understand the most complex of topics. Using this will help you to learn something so well that you’ll be able to teach it to a high standard in no-time 🤓 … More The Feynman Technique – learning made easy | Study tips
This latest study tip is a tried-and-tested method: record, write, cover, check, repeat. Start sussing out your content with this study tip and you’ll be an expert in no-time. … More Study like an expert – record, write, cover, check, repeat
Quitting music was never intentional, but for seven months, I didn’t pick up the ukulele. This is why I quit music, and why I’m finally making my return. … More Why I quit music (and why I’m going back)
After I finished my A-Levels, I felt a little directionless – which is why I took on learning Spanish in Duolingo. But is a 600-day Duolingo streak worth the stress? … More 600 days: Is a Duolingo streak worth the stress?
Most people who start the DofE do so to strengthen their CV or Personal Statement. I’ve gone to Uni; I’ve got a job. What was in it for me? … More I completed my DofE at age 25 (yes, really)
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