Guest Posts
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Bipolar Perspectives of Bipolar Disorder by Someone with Bipolar
Note: Bipolar Perspectives of Bipolar Disorder by Someone with Bipolar is a guest post by Stuart Sanderson. If you found the post interesting and/or informational, feel free to read more from him on his blog here. Someone else decided I had Bipolar from my behaviours and my decorum in life. It seems another great example of… Continue reading
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Creating in the Age of AI
Everyday we hear something new about AI. Some of it is horrible and some of it is extremely positive. Whether we love it, hate it, or are somewhere in the middle about it, it seems we can not escape AI entirely. More and more social media platforms as well as other platforms are beginning to… Continue reading
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Between the Frost and the Thaw (Guest Post)
Note: Between the Frost and the Thaw is a guest post by George Sheppard. There are seasons that stretch you thin in ways words can’t quite describe. You’re not where you were, but not where you’re going either. You wake up every day in the middle — between endings that still echo and beginnings that haven’t yet… Continue reading
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Anxiety: When the Mind Starts to Race (Guest Post)
Note: Anxiety: When the Mind Starts to Race is a guest post written by Stuart Sanderson and first appeared on his site. There are days when the world doesn’t fall silent, it becomes unbearably loud. Thoughts accelerate, the heart thumps a little too hard, and the ordinary suddenly feels precarious. Anxiety has a way of turning… Continue reading
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An Invitation To Pause And Listen Within
Today’s modern world asks us to move faster, decide quicker, and carry more than we realise, there are few spaces that invite us simply to pause. Not to perform. Not to achieve. Just to listen. Continue reading
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Langtang Valley Trek in Nepal: Where Nature and Tamang Culture Intersect
Please Note: Langtang Valley Trek in Nepal: Where Nature and Tamang Culture Intersect is a guest post. When you walk the Langtang valley trek, you are not just hiking. You are stepping into a place where the land and the people have been in conversation for centuries. The mountains here are not silent giants. They… Continue reading
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Musings (2025) (Guest Post)
‘My desperate yearnings as a schoolboy / My true fantasy, a dreamer full to the brim / Were clocking you, beauteous, radiant but coy / Your dreary eyes wide open, angelic face held nigh / Ready for the next decade, prepped to fly’ The except is taken from ‘Mi Primer Adios’ (‘My First Farewell’). My… Continue reading
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The Lasting Appeal of Thoughtful Holiday Gift Boxes
Holiday seasons bring a sense of warmth, togetherness, and gratitude. One of the most cherished traditions associated with this festive time is the exchange of gifts—a simple yet meaningful gesture that conveys love, appreciation, and joy. Among the many ways people express these feelings, holiday gift boxes have emerged as a timeless and beloved choice.… Continue reading
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Understanding Mental Health: The Invisible Struggle (Guest Post)
The journey through mental health challenges is one that often feels isolating, misunderstood, and deeply personal. It is a path where words often fail, and emotions defy description. The weight of an invisible burden becomes a constant companion, leaving those affected grasping for ways to communicate their pain and longing for connection. Yet, amidst the… Continue reading
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The Myth Of The “Perfect” Writing Routine & What ACTUALLY Works In Real Life
Note: “The Myth Of The “Perfect” Writing Routine & What ACTUALLY Works In Real Life” is a guest post. I am a sucker for those aesthetic TikTok and YouTube videos where a writer shows us their “day in the life.” They’re up at 5 or 6 am, ready to greet the day. The ambiance is… Continue reading
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