Looking to create a gym at home but not sure you have the room? In this article, Will Broome from GymEquipment.co.uk shares his tips for creating the perfect home gym in a small space. Whether in a spare room, garage, or simply an unused corner of your home, creating a […]
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Simon reflects on his first few weeks of living alone in a brand new house and explains how it has caused a huge shift in his mental health situation.  If you’ve read my previous blogs, you’ll know I recently moved house. I’ve now been in my new home for
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Helen shares some of the solitary aspects of being a Northumberland wedding photographer and why she has set some social media boundaries. As a career-focused, dog-obsessed female in her thirties, there are some questions that I truly dread at social events and family reunions; “Where would you put yourself on the
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Simon shares the circumstances that led him to live alone and talks about the three stages of adjustment he experienced as he adapted to living solo.  I’ve written more than half a dozen articles for Solo Living, but I’m yet to address one of the most pivotal questions relating
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Mia, Editor-in-Chief of  Body+Mind magazine, shares some tips on setting boundaries with family members when you’re single and living alone. Navigating questions about being single can be a challenge when dealing with family members. Nosy relatives may persistently inquire about your romantic status, including when you plan to settle down,
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We find the experience of spending the holidays alone is personal, varying widely from one individual to the next. It may be reasonable to assume that amongst people who live alone, there might be a higher chance of spending holidays alone too. We asked members of our Super Solos Living
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Simon explains how he deals with negative thoughts to improve his sense of wellbeing while living alone. The focus on wellbeing feels more widespread than ever before. After seemingly endless lockdowns followed by an ongoing cost of living crisis, it can feel increasingly difficult to remain positive. If you live
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Working from home can be an acquired taste. Some people absolutely hate it. Others grit their teeth and do it but would much rather be in a busy workplace. Whereas some people thrive on the challenge of living alone and working from home. SOLO LIVING Living Alone And Working From
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Steph Davidson explains why taking time off or taking a break boosts your mental and physical health. Not taking time off from work has become the norm for far too many people. Stats for the last couple of years are a little skewed since we all had to embrace the solitude
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Bella explains that buying into the ‘you complete me’ mentality does not necessarily protect you from emotional loneliness, especially when you are married. The belief that a person is just not complete without a spouse got its most memorable expression in the movie Jerry Maguire when Jerry tells Dorothy, ‘You
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