Author: Life Lovers Magazine
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It’s Always A Good Time in Philadelphia: Discover The Birthplace of America
The Liberty Bell, Philly cheesesteaks, Eagles games and more await you in Philadelphia. Find out more about the American city that has them all. Foodies, history nerds and football aficionados alike, get ready to pack your bags and book your flight to the City of Brotherly Love.
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Science-Backed Strategies for Safeguarding Your Mental Health
The number of people struggling with mental health disorders has risen sharply over the past years, making this a true epidemic. Fortunately, the global scientific community has also been focusing intensely on this topic to find more efficient and sustainable solutions.
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It’s official! The French are going ga-ga over the Indian Cuisine.
The French and Indian cuisines, despite their geographical differences, share a common love for good food. The hype for Indian food in France is undeniable, with dishes like Tandoori Chicken and Paneer Tikka on their top 5. Places like Shree Ganesh Cuisine in Lyon and The Cloud Kitchen attribute this popularity to the blend of…
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Jobs Anyone Can Apply For that surprisingly don’t require experience
Companies are constantly looking for people to hire. They know employees are the driving force behind their success, and businesses want the best of the best. That doesn’t always mean they’re looking for people with advanced degrees and a lot of experience.
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Books to Keep Us Warm This End of Winter
As we move into the last few weeks of cold temperatures in some parts of the world, you may be longing for a good comfort book to delve into as you wait for flowers to bud and display winter is officially over. So here is a list of some of my favourite cosy stories I…
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Unfiltered Perspectives: Emily Maroutian on The Broken Self-Image in The Digital Age
In today’s digital age, women struggle with self-image due to unrealistic beauty standards on social media. Author Emily Maroutian highlights the harmful effects of comparison and emphasizes the importance of embracing one’s uniqueness. She advocates unfollowing unrealistic beauty standards, practicing reframing, and choosing oneself as the center of beauty standards. For more information, visit www.maroutian.com…
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Never Meet Your Heroes — What happens when we finally immerse ourselves in our dream travel locations?
We’ve all heard the adage “never meet your heroes”, but what happens when we apply this same principle to the first time we experience our dream travel destinations? What happens when we finally immerse ourselves in the locale we’ve felt drawn to explore for as long as we can remember? Does the motto still apply?
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St Patrick’s Day: Where to join the emerald-coloured party
Jolly leprechauns, shamrocks, and Guinness beer are just a few of the symbols associated with St Patrick’s Day. This religious and cultural festival is celebrated yearly on March 17th, the date of Saint Patrick’s death—Ireland’s patron saint. It falls during the Christian season of Lent and has been observed for over 1,000 years with parades…
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Turning Your Hobbies Into Side Hustles To Bring You Some Extra Cash
There are so many hobbies to chose from out there. And we know that their purpose is to bring joy to your life and not to make money, necessarily but sometimes killing two birds with one stone is a great blessing to add to our lives. If you can make a little bit of money…
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Letter from the Editor: “Embracing being homesick”
Have you ever felt homesick while travelling? It’s a common feeling that many of us experience when we are away from our loved ones and familiar surroundings. But have you ever thought about embracing this feeling instead of running away from it?
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How to Select the Right Online Shopping Platform for Your Needs
There are a lot of online markets out there where you can shop, and it can all become very overwhelming. There are online stores popping up every day. Just ask the leader in e-commerce store creation, Shopify and you’re likely to get the full picture of how much e-commerce is exploding. As a consumer, this…
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Live to Work or Work to Live?
Studying abroad in Europe gives New York City college students a new perspective. Come with me as we follow American college student Julianna Horn’s study abroad experience in Paris, where she learned to prioritize living in the now, and gained appreciation for a slow-paced life. By Jacqueline Rappa
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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.…
