If you're frequent user of social media you'll be no stranger to the negative comments and feelings of inadequacy that can come about through using it. A few people I follow have used the platform to expose some of the comments they receive on a daily basis, and the harmful effect it has had on… Continue reading Self-image – From a psychology students perspective.
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The importance of setting goals
One thing that I have learnt since I started taking my fitness seriously, is to never underestimate the importance of having a goal to focus on. Time after time I would aimlessly wander into the gym and do the same thing every day (cardio, of course) and wonder why I wasn't seeing the results that… Continue reading The importance of setting goals
Foodie Finds – July 2018
What a fab month July has been (although slightly worrying that I'm halfway through my uni summer break already). I wish this weather will never end, as everyone is in such high spirits for once (so long as you don't mention the World cup!) I found some different goodies this month, so I hope there… Continue reading Foodie Finds – July 2018
We aren’t all self-obssesed…
Probably one of the most important blog posts that I've written, and I think this is something that needs to be said. Along with the fitness lifestyle comes the association that those who dedicate themselves to living this way, are self-centered, self-obsessed, and vain. Here's why this simply isn't the case. First of all, I… Continue reading We aren’t all self-obssesed…
How to Stay Motivated
I think we have all experienced a time where motivation levels reach an all-time low. A lack of motivation can make you feel so far from your goals, but this is most certainly not the case and a simple change in your outlook can help almost immediately. Hopefully, this post will help you to get… Continue reading How to Stay Motivated
Foodie Finds – October 2017
My round-up of all the strange foodie finds from October from green crisps to chocolate orange coffee!