As we usher in another new year, my thoughts turn to the coming year and how I can continue to build a life I love.

“You should write a blog” was something my husband, James, said to me many times before I ever seriously considered it.

“I wish I’d had the courage to live a life true to myself, not the life others expected of me.”

If I could banish one thing from my life forever, it would be anxiety. Only those closest to me are aware of the extent to which anxiety

While some folk look forward to embracing a winter of cosy nights, it fills me with dread as I think back to previous years. Months of...

It’s now two and a half years since our boy began his descent into autistic burnout. The burnout that upended our family’s life became a...

Apparently, by the time our children are 18 we will have spent 90% of the time we will have together...

I admit it. I’ve been guilty of this in the past. I don’t think I purposefully set out to do and have all the same things as my friends....

I’ll share my own complicated relationship with social media - how it’s connected me to amazing communities, yet also frustrated me with its

Did you know that I have some pretty high profile friends? You’ve probably heard of some of them

Two years ago I felt very little hope in terms of what our family life was going to look like.

I replaced the mantra of "I can't afford it" with "How can I afford it?" This transformation ignited a journey towards a life I love.

I think it's important to acknowledge how life changing it can be for a parent as well as the child at the centre of it.

feeling flummoxed by the simple question “What do you do?” has been a new experience for me. It used to be so simple: I’d say “I’m a teacher

when funds are limited, it can be hard to feel that we have real financial freedom. But learning to be frugal has brought me increased freed

Why I've bid farewell to my teaching career

How I spent 3 days at Lake Como on a budget

How I'm designing my rich life with less money

How our whole family is embracing a new normal after an autism diagnosis