75 catchy blog title templates.
Friday, 6 November 2020
Hey readers,
Sometimes it is hard to envision a catchy title to grab someone's attention. Sometimes you need a little help and that is what I give you today with 75 generic titles that will stand out from the crowd. I hope you find these helpful for creating blog titles of your own.
- What to do with__________
- How to tell if_____________
- Essentials step to __________
- Reasons you don't get
- Most popular ways to
- Epic formula to
- Beginners guide to
- Where to find
- Ideas to
- Essential steps to
- Confessions of a
- When you feel
- Ideas to spark your
- The ultimate sheet on
- Resources to help you
- How to get rid of
- How to become a
- Tips to rekindle
- Ways to totally change your
- How to unlock your
- [#} Secrets to learning
- [#] Out of This World ____
- [#] Surprising Elements of ____
- Stop! The Right ___ Is This!
- [#] Shocking Truths about ____
- [#] Ridiculous Ways to ____
- [#] Steps to Achieve ____
- [#] Great Tips for ____
- [#] Best Reasons to ____
- [#] Kinds of ____
- [#] Sensible Tips to ____
- How to Build a ____
- How You Become _____
- Best Tips to Using a ____
- If You Love ___, You’ll Love ___ Too
- Secrets Nobody Will Tell You about ____
- How You Can Unlock Your ____
- What Your ____ Says about Your ____
- [#] Myths about ___ You Need to Shrug Off
- [#] Best Known Ways to ____
- [#] Major Benefits of ____
- This Is the Smartest Tip Ever about ____
- [#] Questions You Need to Ask Before You ____
- The Subtle Art of ___
- [#] Eye-catching Methods for You to _____
- Everything I Learned about ____
- How I Turned Out to Become ____
- The [#] Tips That Made Me ___
- [#] Juicy Tips on How You Can ____
- [#] Secrets I Wish I Knew about ____
Give Me [short time period] and I’ll Give You [blank].
________ on DemandHow to _________ in ____ easy steps
100% of ______ you need.
What Everybody Ought to Know About [blank]
Have a [or] Build a [blank] You Can Be Proud Of
[Do something] like [world-class example]
Now You Can Have [something desirable] [great circumstance]
Here’s a Quick Way to [solve a problem]
Get Rid of [problem] Once and For All
Little Known Ways to [blank]
Here is a Method That is Helping [blank] to [blank]
The Secret of [blank]
Who Else Wants [blank]?
If You’re [blank], You Can [blank].
[Blank] Ways to [blank].
Are You [blank]?
How [blank] Made Me [blank].
Warning: [blank].
Do You Make These Mistakes?
You Don’t Have to Be [something challenging] to be [desired result].
See How Easily You Can [desirable result].
Do You Recognize the [number] Early Warning Signs of [blank]?
The Lazy [blank’s] Way to [blank].
If You Don’t [blank] Now, You’ll Hate Yourself Later.
Is there any catchy name titles I have missed but think work really well in grabbing the readers attention? Love to hear your thoughts in the comment section down below.
Cheers for reading X
Ways to help deal with anxiety
Wednesday, 4 November 2020
Hey readers,
I have autism and what accompanies that is anxiety. I don’t think you can permanently get rid of it, sadly it interlinks with the condition. That being said you can help reduce the anxiety with finding ways that can help minimise the anxiety.
One of the things that I really struggle with my anxiety is really badly shaking especially with my hands. They literally cannot stop moving, it is normally triggered in social situations. It is hard to hold a cup – and yes I have dropped a fair few in my time.
Therefore, I have spent much time working ways to reduce shaking hands because it really annoys me. I get so frustrated and embarrassed.
The first technique to help reduce shaky hands is to focus on my breathing, keeping my attention on the basic principles with breathing in and out.
Making sure I am aware of my lungs up and down and making sure that all the thoughts are put aside, even if it is just constantly reminding myself to focus on the breathing.
At first, it is really hard because it is training your brain to think different but stick with it as it does get easier with practice and time. However, it is a great tool as it gives you time to slow down with your thoughts and think about breathing. This in turns slows down the fight or flight response.
If my anxiety is triggered by having to wait around distraction techniques are really good. For me, this may include writing poetry in a book or colouring in. Both types of distraction help stop me from thinking about the anxiety and feeding into it.
Reducing caffeine can help, as caffeine is a stimulant and can cause an increase in anxiety and heart racing.
Hand stretching has helped with trying to reduce the amount of adrenaline in my hand. Stretching out the fingers and pushing all my energy out. I focus on each finger at a time and notice the reactions that are occurring when doing it.
This exercise can help once again in slowing down the anxiety and focusing on something other than the intrusive thoughts.
Is there anything that has helped you with anxiety, I would love to hear your thoughts?
Cheers for reading X
The best Christmas food to feast on.
Hey readers,
Halloween is over! Christmas is fast approaching and that means the festive food is entering the isles and shops across the UK.
I have picked 9 festive food you can pick up over the festive period to get you in the mood.
1. Festive Colin the caterpillar - M&S.
Who doesn't love good old Colin the caterpillar, especially as M & S have done a twist with a festive Colin costs 10.00 and is being rolled out on 19th November.
2. Specially Selected Mini Beef Wellingtons - Aldi.
A great supplement for a buffet is these adorable mini beef wellingtons sold in Aldi. They cost 2.99 and are available in-store from December 10th. The flavour is British beef with a mushroom and thyme duxelle wrapped around puff pastry.
3. Duluxe mince pie ice cream - Lidl.
If you like the flavour of mince pie ice-cream I recommend checking out Lidl's festive mince pie flavoured ice cream. It is making a return and I did buy some last year and rate it highly. Also, cracking bargain at 1.99 and available now so what you waiting for!
4. The best British turkey cushion - Morrisons.
If your bit of a traditionalist then Morrisons have your back with this delightful British turkey cushion.
It looks spectacular and sounds amazing with turkey breast with pork and smoked bacon stuffing, wrapped in maple-cured streaky bacon and topped with a sticky maple glaze. It costs 23.00 and you can order from 19th November.
5. Pink rose prawns - Sainsbury's.
If your looking for something a bit special to serve then check out this aesthetically pleasing Taste the Difference pink prawn roses by Sainsbury's. You do have to order these, they cost 8.00 for 20.
6. Fish and chips cones - Iceland.
A quirky little number from Iceland in the form of mini fish and chips with the icon newspaper cones. Another fab addition to adding to a buffet and something different that you don't expect.
You can pick up a box of 16 mini fish chunks and chips in November and price is yet to be confirmed.
7. Giant pigs in blankets - Tesco.
If you're a fan of pigs in blankets then you need to check out these impressive giant pigs in blankets by Tesco for 2.00 for a pack of 10.
Each pork sausage has been seasoned with pepper before being hand wrapped in streaky bacon rashers. You can pick some up from 23rd November.
8. Bruce the brussel sprout cake - Asda.
If you hate Brussel sprouts then maybe Asda has found a solution to making you change your mind with this adorable brussel sprout cake ;)
The cake has layers of chocolate sponge with a delicious chocolate frosting. The cake cost 10.00 and is available on the 30th of November.
Is there any festive food you have noticed that I haven't mentioned that you think to look good? Love to hear your thoughts in the comment section down below.
Cheers for reading X
What I miss about the 90's!
Monday, 2 November 2020
Hey readers,
Remember the decade of the nighties, can't believe it is so long ago but let's take a moment to celebrate some of the gems of the '90s.
1) Being a child and not giving one thought about responsibility or care about the consequences, they were the days when you didn't have to battle your way through as an adult.
2) Making my own mixtapes with cassettes (yeah them things ;) ) and the real effort of getting the timing right so you get the start and the end of the song.
3) You were less reachable, there was no such thing as social media, well apart from dial-up and that is another story. If you wanted to reach someone you had to call them and that would have to be after six as well.
4) I loved playing Mindsweep, what a simple but addictive game.
5) The time when Freddo's st 10p, shock horror and you could get sweets for 1p.
6) I loved Goosebumps books that I could lose myself in. They were a little dark but that was what was so appealing to me.
7) The best game ever was Sonic The Hedgehog on the Sega Mega Drive.
8) Jim Carey brought out quality films and he was God in the cinema world.
9) Things had more meaning to them as they were harder to get CDs or books. They seemed to hold more value because of the cost and the fact that you had to saves ages to get something. There was less of it making it more appealing and valuable.
10) There was less violence in the news compared to every single day there is some horror story about something or other or maybe because I am rose-tinted glasses on and a little biased.
Cheers for reading X
Leading an eco-friendly life in a busy home.
Friday, 30 October 2020
Too busy to think about how to make eco-friendly choices at home? Try these one-step, one-time ideas to live greener, but think a bit less about it.
Leading an eco-friendly life in a busy home.
Modern life certainly comes with its challenges. The climate crisis has thrown another one into the mix, forcing us all to be more aware of what we consume and how we consume it.
The most simple and cost-efficient way to start living more sustainably is definitely at home. Green living is becoming increasingly important to people across the UK. More and more of us are opting for energy-efficient appliances, environmentally friendly products and low-waste alternatives.
A lot of households now actively work to lower their carbon footprint and make their way of life that little bit more sustainable. But with the business of life, how can we fit these changes into our daily routines?
How can we be more efficient?
Making your home more sustainable involves making changes that improve the energy efficiency of your property. This means that you waste less energy and save money in the process.
Sustainable living means you will make the most of the resources you have, reducing your carbon footprint. This can range from the cleaning products you use at home to the energy supplier you choose to power up your home.
Some of these changes require sustained change, but some are small, one-off things you can do, which will make a big difference. For example, don’t leave the fridge door open, unplug appliances if they are left on standby, and try to purchase as little plastic as possible.
While making these other changes, it might be a good time to switch your energy supplier. If you haven't managed to switch in a while, it's highly likely that you are overpaying for your energy.
Not only is this a waste of money, but you can also make the switch over to a more green energy supplier with green energy tariffs.
A green energy supplier means one that provides tariffs with 100% renewable electricity and aims to offset gas usage by investing in green projects.
Also, you can switch to a tariff that saves you money, like an Economy 10 tariff for your electricity. This is a one-off task, so once you’ve switched you hopefully won’t have to switch again for a while.
You can be content with the fact that your energy is coming from more renewable sources. If you lead a particularly busy life, switching suppliers is an easy way to be a lot more eco-friendly at home, without having to put in any hard work.
In short, you want to make sure that your gas and electricity come from renewable sources, rather than fossil fuels that are contributing to climate change.
You won’t have to feel guilty about the energy you use at home, as you know that you’ll be leading a greener life in your safe haven. You can read more about ways to make your home greener on Ofgem’s handy website.
Go reusable.
Like I said, let’s avoid plastic when and where we can. Stop buying zip-top bags, plastic straws and food in a lot of plastic packaging. Let’s start buying alternatives, like beeswax.
They last for ages, way longer than plastic, and are far better for the environment. Invest in glass tupperwares so you don’t have to throw away single-use plastic bags and boxes all the time.
All these things you can do one time so you never have to worry about them again.
Consider composting!
If you like gardening, at least make it efficient! Keeping a compost bin means you won’t have to think about throwing food away, which we all know is really bad.
Keep a compost bin where you can put peels, coffee grounds and other organic waste. If you don’t have a garden, or enough space to keep a compost bin, then you can always give your compost to public gardens or to friends and neighbours who have the resources.
Save water.
Water is one of our most wasted resources. Think about how many times a day you use water - it’s all the time!
So let’s start thinking about how much water we use and when. Are you an avid tea drinker? Don’t waste water by filling up the kettle more and more every time you make a cuppa.
This also wastes so much energy and you’ll see the consequences on your energy bills. Take shorter showers or buy a low-flow shower head; only use the appropriate amount of water when you are boiling food; don’t overwater your lawn and your plants.
Ready to make all these small changes? Of course, you are! No matter how busy you are with life, work, family and friends, you can transform your eco-lifestyle with just a handful of different, more thoughtful choices.
Things just got easier if you are struggling to pay for your energy bills.
Ofgem has just introduced new regulations for energy suppliers to introduce as of the 15th of December 2020. The new regulation’s purpose is to protect customers who are struggling to keep up with their energy bills. Energy suppliers will be obliged to give more time to customers who are struggling to pay their bills this winter.
For those on prepayment meters, more time will be given to top-up and additional credit will be given to those customers who need it. A debt repayment plan will also be introduced for all those that are currently behind on paying their bills. Energy suppliers will also reach out to customers that they deem more vulnerable and aid them in setting up this repayment plan.
For more details you can read the full article
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
