*This is a collaborative post. Working from home is the perfect set up for my family and I. Doing so has so many positives for us. As is often the case though, things don't always go
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If the last four years has taught me anything, it's that multiple income streams are the key to a financially stable life. Relying on one income source is like putting all of your eggs in one basket.
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Here's something you might not know about me; I'm a university dropout. That's right, after one term in higher education, I threw in the towel to become a Hairdresser. Was it too difficult? No. Could
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For as long as I can remember I have flitted from one thing to the next. I get really into something, so passionately, then soon after boredom sets in and I leave what I was doing behind, to pursue
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*This post was written in collaboration with Rainbow International Franchise. When I was at school, I didn't really have much of an idea about what I wanted to be. All I knew was that
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*I have been provided with access to the NCC Home Learning Creative Writing Diploma, for the purpose of this review. As always, all thoughts and opinions are my own. Taking home
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In this day and age, the internet is the hub of all information. Wherever you turn, there are people on their smart phones and tablets, constantly searching the web. Social media is huge now too and
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I'm often the person handing out tips on how to squeeze some sort of work into every waking minute. I've never been shy about telling others how it's possible to work and look after kids at the same
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*This is a collaborative post. As a full-time blogger, I firmly believe that making a living from blogging is possible. It takes a lot of time and effort to build up an audience as
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I've never described myself as a woman with ambition before. My usual take on life is more sit on the fence, rather than fight for what I believe in. I've always worked hard, but I've never had a