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London-based keyboard basher, frustrated historian and occasional Forrest Gump impressionist.
Committed to creating compelling stories with universal relevance to the lives of real people. Interests include travel, history, running, mental health and breathing oxygen.
Always keen to collaborate with like minded folk. Up for a chinwag? I live at [email protected].
Let’s be honest, 2020 hasn’t gone according to plan. For many of us, it’s been a troubled time of great uncertainty which we’d rather forget. And the good news is – we can! The promise of 2021 looms on the horizon, and whilst the world might never be quite the same again, politics is something that never goes away.
Workplace burnout had reached crisis point long before Covid-19 reared its ugly head. With enforced lockdowns, a huge increase in home working and widespread job insecurity the issue has got even more complex.
We are living through a crisis which is plaguing the daily lives of millions across the globe, and comes with profound economic and social costs. I am talking of course, about the burnout pandemic.
We sat down with Virginie Cadieux Chevrier to discuss her approach to the topic of mental health, and find out what inspires her open and honest style online.
The vagaries of the ballot box are not quite so contrary as current events might make them appear. Clues to the outcome of the 2020 race can, in fact, lie right beneath our feet.
In the age of the digital pandemic, people are realising, perhaps for the first time in a generation, that they live on streets and in communities full of other human beings. Suddenly our neighbours are no longer a source of suspicion and acrimony but of conversation, comfort and security.
You might not know it yet, but everyone has their own journaling style - and the best way of discovering yours is simply giving in to spontaneity and having a go!
Your flights are booked, the festival tickets are secured and the date is set. One problem remains, however. That idyllic destination you've had stuck in your head is to be found in a part of the planet you know absolutely diddly squat about.
Once the domain of gawky teens and absinthe sipping members of the literati, journal writing has gone mainstream in recent years, but it can be better - step forward audio journaling.
The last fortnight has seen a tentative easing of the lockdown in England, hooray! As parts of society begin to open up over the coming weeks, communication has never been more important. Here are some of the ways our amazing users have been enjoying HelloHub recently... 1.