Author: Life Lovers Magazine
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Celebrate Chinese New Year with a General Tso’s Tofu Vegan Recipe
Celebrate the Chinese New Year with a delicious vegan recipe for General Tso’s Tofu. This dish features crispy and caramelised tofu bites along with tender broccoli in a lemony, savoury, sweet, and sticky sauce. You can learn how to make extra-crispy tofu with the minimal use of oil and time, without the need for deep-frying,…
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Road-tripping in 2024: The best six itineraries
There’s no better way to explore the world than behind the wheel, whether with your friends, family, or by yourself. You have the freedom to create your itinerary, stop as many times as you like, and discover the world at your own pace. I love going on road trips. It helps me feel more connected…
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How Stand-Up Comedy Has Become More to Me Than a Checkbox on a Bucket List
My face went blank as I repeated my lines to myself. The clock was ticking and it was nearly my turn to go up onstage for the first time. I have always loved stand-up comedy, but never thought I would be capable of doing it myself. And yet, here I was, minutes away from performing…
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How to Stay Eco Whilst on the Road
People have often raised an eyebrow in surprise when I tell them that I am a bit of an eco-warrior. “But how can you be,” they say, “when you travel so much…?” They’re right in one regard: I do travel a lot. A full-time nomad, I travel not just because it suits my lifestyle, but…
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How to Reset Your Brain – Learn to be More Focused and be More Mindful
It’s one of many harsh realities that most of us feel stuck in our lives. You have many dreams and are desperate to achieve your goals, but feelings of uncertainty overshadow them and make your dreams hazy. You are not alone; according to some studies, more than 70 percent of people feel the same. It…
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Eurovision: A lasting legacy for Liverpool?
The countdown to the biggest global music event is underway. In just a few short months, the Eurovision fandom will be celebrating the 68th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest in Sweden, for a special edition that will honour 50 years since ABBA made their onstage debut. As we look forward to a momentous week…
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Education for Women Worldwide: the Fine Line Between Fulfilling Our Dreams or Following Someone Else’s
Embarking on the global landscape of women’s education, we delve into the transformative force that education represents, capable of reshaping the destinies of women worldwide. This exploration navigates the intricate dynamics between pursuing personal dreams and facing societal pressures, unravelling challenges, celebrating empowerment, and emphasising the imperative need to enable women to shape their destinies.…
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Letter from the Editor: Adventures Ahead
Welcome to our inaugural 2024 magazine issue! Our January/February edition, titled “Adventures Ahead,” aims to inspire you to embrace the new year with open arms and an open mind. Be ready to welcome the opportunities, changes, and surprises that come your way. And when faced with obstacles and challenges, channel your inner genius to master…
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Finding that growth
When you reflect on the concept of “personal growth”, it embodies the process of filling that void within oneself and evolving into a more improved and enhanced individual. As someone who has embarked on this journey, I would like to offer some advice to those who are still discovering how to uncover their inner growth.…
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Writer’s Rejection: Tips for Never Giving Up, Even After a Thousand Knockbacks
In my experience with writer’s rejection, the feeling of not being good enough is overwhelming. It can make you want to give up writing, as no one seems to want to hear what you have to say. But it’s important to keep going. Here’s what you need to know about bouncing back when a magazine,…
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Using the Memory Faculty to Be a Better Writer
In my experience with writing, sometimes it can be hard to be better at it because of distractions, doubt, and editor’s rejection. But we have choices: keep moving forward or let these setbacks get in our way. Some may think it can be easier to give up; however, it is always best to keep going…
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Films that celebrate women supporting women
December 1st sees “National Women Support Women Day,” and as a movie lover and a Life Lover, I wanted to use this opportunity to highlight films that celebrate the sisterhood of two women who could be friends, sisters, or complete strangers, and how much we need these unconditional and inspiring bonds in our lives. Here…
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Why Going MIA During the Holiday Season Might Be the Best Thing You Can Do for Your Mental Health
Are you dreaming of taking a bucket-list travel experience during the holidays, but are held back due to expectations on how you should spend your holiday season? Here I share mindset tips that will allow you to spend the holiday season on that dream trip you’ve always wanted and create memories that will last a…
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A five-year solo adventure in a camper across New Zealand
Digital nomad Lisa Jansen shares how she came to live in a campervan to travel around New Zealand for five years, lessons learned along the way, safety as a solo traveller, earning money as a nomad and more. By Lisa Jansen
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Celebrating Multiculturalism Around The World: 11 Holidays Celebrated In December Worldwide
Ever wondered what holidays other than Christmas are celebrated around the world? In this article, we’ll take a look at some of the celebrations acknowledged in different countries this month. By Olivia Mulligan
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Moving From My Adventure Era to My Mom Era and Keeping Travel as a Priority
Would my travel life disappear if I had kids? How could I keep traveling with kids? These were the internal questions I experienced for years before deciding if becoming a mom was right for me. In this article I’ll share my experience of transitioning from My Adventure Era to My Mom Era while keeping my…
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How to choose sustainable gifts for this Christmas
Finding the perfect Christmas gift can be challenging enough, but adding the additional layer of being environmentally conscious can make it even more difficult. However, there are a few simple tips that you can keep in mind to make sure your gifts not only bring joy to the recipient but also have a positive impact…
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National Bartender Day – 6 cocktails to celebrate in style
Tending a bar is no easy matter. It’s not only about preparing a drink but also about cheering you up when you’re having a not-so-great day. So, the least we could do is take a moment to celebrate this great profession (and difficult art)! National Bartender Day occurs on the first Friday of December each…
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Stanisici, Republic of Srpska
Stanisici is an ethno village located outside the town of Bijeljina in the Republic of Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina. It reminds me more of a theme park, something like Disneyland for residents of the country and foreign tourists who want to try a different side of classic village tourism. I say that because it is…
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The Enchanting World of Christmas Markets: Must-Visit Destinations
The holiday season is a time of magic and wonder, and there’s no better way to immerse yourself in the festive spirit than by visiting a Christmas market. These age-old traditions go beyond mere shopping experiences, transforming into vibrant hubs of joy where the essence of Christmas permeates every nook and cranny. Here, we embark…
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Health expert Jeannie Shanholtzer shares with us the importance of sleep in our health and in reducing the risks of strokes.
Jeannie Shanholtzer is a highly experienced healthcare provider with over 25 years of experience. She emphasizes early detection and prevention of chronic diseases and specializes in telehealth care. So, in the wake of her participation in the Heart Attack And Stroke Prevention Conference, we couldn’t miss the opportunity to spend some time with her.
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