Author: Life Lovers Magazine
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Breast Cancer and My Road to Living
How battling breast cancer took me on a road trip across Canada and pushed me to the life I always wanted.
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What’s a travel vlogger?
And how it became my full-time job Our lives have undeniably been changed by social media and YouTube, and the way we travel has been influenced by the Internet a lot, too. Although traveling shouldn’t necessarily be a social activity, sometimes it’s great to share your travel experience with friends – or a couple of…
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New Rideshare App Gains Acceptance All Over Bermuda
*Sponsored content* Following the official launch of Whip Rideshare #GrabAWhip in April 2022, the revolutionary rideshare service has received loads of praise, accolades and recognition from users and customers all over the island. Before now, travelers, tourists, vacationers and residents of the beautiful Island hadn’t really found transportation to be a super comfy experience. The…
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Living Your Best Life with Less Plastic
We all strive to do our best for ourselves and our families each and every day, and our planet should receive the same love and attention. So, this month, join the plastic free movement, make the pledge and make a difference. Let’s have a great Plastic Free July!
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Nurturing your Inner Nomad While Slowing Down
Solo travel gets exhausting and over time we find ourselves needing to rest. Often our minds are not ready to stop as we continue to dream of the next location and adventure. Expats understand that there comes a moment when we are physically and mentally too drained. We will inevitably reach a time when we…
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The Superpower of being “Indistractable”
Reviewing Nir Eyal’s Book In times when procrastination has become a trend word, and when balancing remote or hybrid work with our personal lives is an everyday juggle, learning to stay focused is the biggest asset to have. And that’s precisely what “Indistractable: How to Control Your Attention and Choose Your Life” is about. It…
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The best of the Cotswolds
From the honey-coloured stone cottages, the vibrant market towns to the rolling green hills, there is no shortage of places to visit if you’re planning a trip to the Cotswolds. Spanning almost 800 square miles and covering five counties, each part of the Cotswolds has its own unique identity. One that will have you returning,…
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How to write a CV that will get you interviews
Writing your own CV can be hard. Let’s be honest, not many of us find it easy talking about ourselves and our achievements. It can then feel harder still if you don’t have a neat ‘traditional’ career path. But do you know what, you are probably far more interesting as a result and you just…
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Expedition Cloudbridge: A once in a lifetime opportunity to discover Costa Rica
The buzz of entering my first year at university studying Biosciences. New people, new city and new experiences. But that joy soon mellowed as it seemed everyone around me already had experience. So I had to bring myself up to speed. That’s when I discovered the opportunity of a lifetime. An expedition to Costa Rica…
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Thrift Shopping: A traveller’s Best Friend
Thrift shopping has become more and more prominent in our lives. Now it is not something that only the poor do. Now it has become fashionable to buy clothes and furniture second-hand. Keep reading to discover what’s thrift shopping and why you and our planet will love it too. While some countries still frown upon…
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Bringing Mindfulness back to Post Pandemic Life
Our everyday lives are quickly regaining a more frenzied pace post pandemic. It is so easy to adapt by multi-tasking and squeezing more into our day. Now, more than ever, it is important to use mindfulness to ensure we give ourselves a balance and maintain headspace. As we start to move into the “new normal”…
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This Is Us
It’s always about the little things in life. I have to be honest with you: I cry a lot while watching movies. I get emotional easily if the acting is good, but this show took feelings and common struggles to a whole different level, one that I have never seen on screen before. It’s the…
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Turning waste into gardening gold
Creating rich soil to nurture your plants is not only good for the planet but incredibly satisfying. Your plants will also love you for it! Like any good recipe, there are lots of different views about composting ingredients and techniques. But not to worry, we’ve done the research, so you know what equipment you need,…
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Canyoning
Icy waters, nail-biting heights and free-falling weren’t on my agenda when I arrived in the quiet city of Dalat, Vietnam. But agreeing to go on a canyoning trip with my new travel friend is what’s made me decide that this outdoor adrenaline-fuelled activity, filled with abseiling, waterfall sliding, swimming, climbing and cliff jumping in a…
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Keeping self-judgement out of the picture – a “how-to” guide
Let me start with a personal question. When you think of self, what do you think of? Is it self-love, self-care? Or is it self-deprecation or self-judgement? Unfortunately, for many, the answer is often the latter. It has often been said that comparison is the thief of joy, and while this may be the case,…
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World Picnic Day done right
What do we do every time we want to celebrate someone or something? A dinner, lunch or, if the weather is good, a picnic is always an option, right? So, why not celebrate our way to celebrate? Yes, it sounds weird, but that is correct. This month (the 18th of June, to be precise) is…
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5 INSTAGRAMMABLE PIECES OF PARIS
ONLY 5 MINUTES AWAY FROM EVERYWHERE If you’re in Paris, you really can’t go wrong with a picture no matter where you go. Give your insta a ‘local Parisian’ feel with some original locations that you might usually walk right past. I’ve been here in the city for a little over three weeks now, and…
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Travelling as a mother: I travel with my kids, and you can do it too!
Am I crazy? Yeah, I guess I am. But really, doesn’t it sound crazier to cut from your life something that makes you happy? That’s what travel was, and still is for me, a genuine source of happiness. One that I almost gave up when motherhood knocked on my door in 2018. I didn’t know…
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From Marketer to Massage Therapist
…and everything in between To massage or not to massage? That was the question for me in a time of professional uncertainty. After four years in a marketing role, quitting my job to move countries made me realise that, despite never having doubted my career path before, I did not, for the life of me,…
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The Great Ocean Road
Beauty at every turn The 243-kilometre long Great Ocean Road is dotted with small towns featuring some of Australia’s best food, wilderness, wildlife and beaches. Best known for the 12 Apostles, many visitors miss exploring the lesser-known towns and beaches which are scattered along the dramatic coastline. It’s well worth taking the time to do…
