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How psychic readings influence everyday decisions

Psychic readings have become a popular tool for many individuals seeking guidance in their lives. Their growing appeal highlights a curiosity about insights beyond the tangible. As more people turn to these readings, their impact on everyday choices becomes increasingly noticeable.

The world of psychic readings has seen a resurgence as people look for guidance in various aspects of life. This interest stems from a desire to explore possibilities that traditional methods may overlook. Trusted Psychics offer insights that some individuals find helpful when navigating life's...

Where next - living differently after Coronavirus?

Authored by Martyn Goss
Posted: Sat, 04/11/2020 - 10:16am

'There can be no return to normal because normal was the problem in the first place' (graffiti in Hong Kong)

This COVID-19 pandemic is bringing out the best in people, and the worst in us. I have been actively engaged in community support in my own area, working closely with some very vulnerable people and some hugely generous ones. There is a sense of graciousness and humility usually lacking in our relationships, but it’s around in abundant good will – at least for the moment. Isolated 70-year-old strangers ringing each other daily to check how each is doing; children developing...

Letter to the Editor: Exeter Chiefs' shame

Authored by Davidrich41
Posted: Sun, 03/08/2020 - 7:21pm

Dear Sir

And I thought rugby was a big-hearted game. Not after the report today that newly redundant Flybe staff were turned away at the gates by Exeter Chiefs, despite having won tickets. The circumstance of Flybe’s disappearance were nothing to do with individual staff, who are victims of the airline’s collapse and are surely worried about their future. What an occasion to show a bit of compassion, not to mention fairness – the tickets were fairly won, there should have been no question of invalidating them later, least of all in a humiliating public manner. But no, no Flybe, no...

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How to use Twitter effectively & grow your brand?

Authored by tiatom
Posted: Fri, 01/31/2020 - 12:31pm

Twitter owns more than 330m active users monthly.

These users belong to different parts of the world, searching for updates and the latest news from various brands. This means that if you don’t use Twitter actively, you may miss out on something serious and important.

Unfortunately, as there are a lot of brands that tweet today, a lot of these don’t understand how to use this platform effectively, for helping them to grow their brand. Buy Twitter Followers , Scheduling their brand and being sure that they use the right hashtags in their posts, don’t make them the masters of...

In a hilarious blog father of two Chris McGuire reveals what he has learned from having Baby #2!

Authored by Marc Astley
Posted: Mon, 01/20/2020 - 11:07am

It’s a funny thing: LIFE. Don’t you think?

We only really get any clue of what’s actually happening around us much later – with the benefit of time and distance.

This is certainly true when it comes to parenting.

Now that I’m a dad of two, my perspective is COMPLETELY different to when I was at the coalface of childcare for an ‘only child’.

Here’s 5 Things I Learned When Baby #2 Arrived:

https://www.lifestyledaily.co.uk/article/2020/01/17/dad-reveals-five-things-he-has-learned-after-having-child-number-2-hilarious-blog

Holidays are the best time to get more traffic on your website!

Authored by _anysmith_
Posted: Fri, 01/10/2020 - 10:22am

It's the most wonderful time of the year... for everyone! Christmas and New Year time is the happiest time of the year for most of the people on the planet.

This is when people make most of the shopping in the year. Everyone's buying presents for their beloved ones, for their family, for friends. This is also the time when all the shops and services offer sales. That's another reason for making the process of shopping more intense and vaster.

Considering the fact that people now prefer doing shopping online, most of the shops have their websites for an online shopping....

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Facing up to difficult change

Authored by Martyn Goss
Posted: Fri, 07/26/2019 - 11:14am

It feels like I’ve been campaigning for social and ecological justice nearly all my adult life. I have tried to criticise what I consider to be wrong and attempted to live alternative possibilities.

For fifty plus years I’ve been marching against Apartheid, Racism, Poverty and Weapons of Mass Destruction. With many others I’ve been standing up for human rights and greater equalities. We have opposed violence and proposed peaceful ends to conflicts. We have been condemning environmental destruction and wasteful lifestyles whilst promoting more sustainable agricultural, energy, and...

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5 Shopping Apps For Fashion Lovers

Many of us already shop online for many everyday goods, and our fashion buys are no exception. The convenience of next day delivery, great discounts and ease of access to a whole host of fashionable goodies are hard to resist.

Fashion lovers spend hours browsing through pages of gorgeous clothing and accessories. Whether it’s on the commute to work, sipping your favourite coffee on the go or sneaking a look during lunch breaks, taking a peek at the latest fashion buys is so easy to do.

Many well-known retailers mobile shopping apps that can be downloaded to a whole range of...

The Farries with the family of their sponsored child in Tanzania. November 2018

Unforgettable memories: The overwhelming joy of meeting the Tanzanian girl I have sponsored for a decade

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 05/13/2019 - 2:47pm

Angela Farries travelled with children’s charity World Vision to Tanzania in November 2018

By Angela Farries

As the plane touched down on the tarmac, my heart started beating faster. I was finally in Tanzania, where my husband and I were about to meet Gloria, the girl we have been sponsoring for more than nine years through children’s charity World Vision. As we waited to leave the busy Kilimanjaro International airport,I took a few moments to take it all in.

I was still unsure that we would actually meet Gloria. A month earlier, I had received a letter from her...

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5 Ideas For Shopping More Sustainably in Exeter 2019

Authored by Anna Giles
Posted: Thu, 05/09/2019 - 2:23pm

With ‘single-use’ named as Collins Dictionary ’s word of the year for 2018, it is clear that sustainable living is a hot topic. Ethical clothing companies are bearing more influence on social media platforms and many people are becoming more conscious of the way they shop. So how can you live more sustainably this year? The way we shop plays a big part in the answer to that question. So here are 5 ways to help you think about how your shopping habits can be more sustainable this year.

Buy Local

Your purchases have a bigger impact on the world than you realise. Think about how many...

10 Modern Commendments

Authored by Martyn Goss
Posted: Tue, 04/16/2019 - 8:48am

My maternal grandfather lost his faith in the trenches of World War One. However, he used to say that although he was not religious, he believed that if were not for the 10 Commandments we would still be fighting one another in clans living in caves.

As the anniversary of his passing is this week (he died on April 10th 1979 and would have been 125 this year!), it has prompted me to consider what this Hebrew list of ethical principles might look like if it was secularised, updated and universalised.

Here is what I’ve drafted but others will have their own views, ideas and...

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