Slightly delayed, but Happy New Year! Despite a difficult start, the New Year brings change. After a breakup, I’m excited to move my cat to London, feeling both nervous and eager for the future. Although emotional, I believe it’s the right decision. Here’s to a fresh start and new opportunities in 2019.
Author: The Mindful Gingernut
Signing out of 2018
As the year comes to a close, reflection brings forth a resolve for self-improvement in 2019. The pursuit of greater wellbeing entails building a bank of resources for self-care. This includes outdoor exercise, mindful reflection, social interactions, prioritising sleep, and not taking things personally. Here’s to a balanced and joyful 2019.
New Year, New Goals
As we head into 2019, I’m excited to set some new goals instead of traditional resolutions. From cutting down on social media to focusing on health, travel, and self-care, I want to make this year about balance and personal growth. What are your goals for the year ahead?
As One Chapter Comes To An End, Another Begins
As one chapter ends, a new one begins. After a difficult decision and a holiday season apart, I’m finding time to reflect, heal, and focus on what lies ahead. In the midst of uncertainty, self-care and rediscovering my true self have become my priorities. Join me as I navigate this next phase of life.
Working From Home And Improving My Work-Life Balance
After years of juggling long hours and office chaos, the chance to work from home has transformed my work-life balance. With time to focus, plan, and reflect, I’m more productive than ever—both at work and in my personal life. Discover how working from home helped me reduce stress and regain control of my wellbeing
Change – Part 2
In Change (Part 1), I wrote about the importance of living life. How life was too precious and too short to plod along, and how sometimes it takes a life-changing event to give us the wake-up call we so badly need. In Change (Part 2), I want to share with you, my readers, how a…
Kensington Palace Gardens
Feeling under the weather but craving fresh air, I ventured to Kensington Palace Gardens for a peaceful autumn escape. Amid royal history, stunning gardens, and a surprise visit to Princess Diana’s Memorial Fountain, my spirits lifted. From a hearty pub meal to picturesque strolls, this unexpected day out offered just the tonic I needed.
About me
My name is Becky, and if you haven’t guessed, I’m a proud gingernut! I’m a country girl at heart who grew up in Northamptonshire. In 2015, work took me to London, and I spent 9 years living in and around the capital city. In 2024, the countryside pulled me away…
