MidlifeStylist

Tag: lifestyle

  • The Skills I Learned from my Parents That I Still Use Today

    The Skills I Learned from my Parents That I Still Use Today

    I learned skills from my parents that I still use today and value, such as gardening, cooking, preserving food, sewing and researching. Our goal to become self-sufficient in our retirement will enhance the need for these skills even more.

  • How to be Self-Sufficient as a Sustainable Future

    How to be Self-Sufficient as a Sustainable Future

    Our retirement goals include creating a self sufficient lifestyle so that we can meet our basic needs. This will provide us with a sustainable future where we don’t need to rely on the Government for our needs.

  • How to Make the Most of Your Staycation

    How to Make the Most of Your Staycation

    Globally, the increased fear of traveling due to disease, natural disasters, terrorism etc. will lead to more people staying at home for their vacation. These are some ideas for how to make the most of your staycation

  • Just Change One Thing

    Just Change One Thing

    Many people feel daunted by the prospect of getting healthier because the goal seems so hard to achieve. For me, I wanted to lose 10kg. I thought that goal was going to be impossible to achieve. It came down to breaking a bad habit. The thing I’d noticed that was in common for the slimmest…

  • Just Change One Habit at a Time

    Just Change One Habit at a Time

    Many people feel daunted by the prospect of getting healthier because the goal seems so hard to achieve. For me, I wanted to lose 10kg. I thought that goal was going to be impossible to achieve. It came down to breaking a bad habit. Just change one habit at a time as this will lead…