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After a few family trips under our belt, we have some clear favourite baby and toddler and travel essentials which may come in handy for other families too. I have never travelled light pre-baby O, and it seems that now that we travel as a family of 3, some things never change! Jokes aside, we…
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To be honest, the first time I visited Morocco, I wasn’t a fan. Well, to be more precise, the first time I visited Marrakech, I wasn’t a fan. It was a long weekend jaunt way back, and between the harassment and getting sick, it was the first time I’d visited anywhere and came away vowing…
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The comfort and convenience of international travel has come a long way in recent years, thanks in part to the invention of more and more tech essentials for travelers. During my first international backpacking trip, I traveled with a portable CD player and the heaviest Lonely Planet guidebook you could imagine. I’d find an…
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Video Chat Before A First Date Is A Must We all Facetime with friends and family. Video chat became the only way to date or meet during the lockdowns. But to video chat before a first date is a must. Although many people use the term Facetime, that is unique to those who own an…
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Finding the Right Coach How to Find the Right Coach Finding the right coach can be a transformative step in your personal development journey. A good coach provides guidance and accountability. They also help you to unearth and leverage your inner strengths. Here’s how you can start searching for the one who will catalyze your…
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Myrna Young hosts Wade Lightheart, a nutritionist and digestion expert, to explore biohacking, digestive health, digestion, and aesthetics. Wade, a former bodybuilder, shares insights on optimizing digestion, reveals the five stages of digestion, and discusses the benefits of enzymes, probiotics, and magnesium for overall health. He explains how magnesium can improve sleep and regulate heart…
If you are seriously ambitious and want to climb the corporate ladders fast with ease, you can’t afford to hold grudges against anyone. This is indeed very toxic, and each toxic habit is a bad and harmful influence on anyone who has it. Holding grudges or holding on to anger and resentment towards someone will…
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Europe Off the Beaten Tourist Path: I have always been intrigued by travel off the beaten tourist path. Partly in jest, I always say the ideal solo travel destination is a place I can’t spell or pronounce. My most extreme example? In past years before it was “discovered” by Australians and New Zealanders, I vacationed…
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Urban physicality is a complex network of systems; a family homemaker would be worried about the hike in the price of tomatoes in the grocery store, (s)he starts discussing with another homemaker from the neighbourhood vis-a-vis the dialogue is carried out to a water tap, where men and women wait to fill up their buckets,…
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