Intentional Living

Saving £10,000 in a year is difficult, especially if your salary is below average. This doesn’t, however, make it impossible! Here’s how I did it.

Want to be more intentional with your finances? Whether saving for an emergency fund, a big purchase, or simply to invest more, here are a few simple steps to help you get started.

A capsule wardrobe simplifies your life by curating versatile, timeless pieces. With fewer clothes and more outfit options, you’ll save time, reduce clutter, and always have something stylish to wear.

Building wealth isn’t accidental; it’s about making deliberate choices. Set clear goals, live below your means, automate savings, diversify income, invest wisely, manage debt, and continuously educate yourself to secure financial stability.

Time blocking helps you take control of your day by assigning specific time slots to tasks, boosting productivity and ensures a more intentional approach to managing your time. Find out how to get started!

Align your budget with your values by identifying what matters most, tracking current spending, setting value-based goals, and regularly reviewing. This ensures your financial decisions support your true priorities.

Start your day with intention by embracing a mindful morning routine. Hydrate, practice gratitude, move your body, meditate, and enjoy a nourishing breakfast to set a positive tone for your day.

In a world full of distractions, aligning your choices with your values can be tough, but it’s achievable. Here how to start focusing your energy on what truly matters!