Anarchy Hold Journal
Here I log my journey of life and acts of self-improvement, sharing the ups and downs of ordinary days, the moments of trial and error in pursuit of my goals, and the key milestones that mark real progress. This space is a transparent record of the continuous process of becoming better, learning from setbacks, and staying committed to growth even when the path feels unclear.
Electric Bike | My Own Transport
I’ve finally bought myself an electric bike for a steal at £1,200. One with a step-through frame as I’m short but I can’t wait to get going.
WHEN THE ALARM GOES OFF, IT’S TIME TO GO. - BETTER ROUTINE
My sleeping habits are all over the place with no real routines, and it’s quietly killing my self-respect.
I’m done wishing for change and ready to build the discipline that sticks.
Tracking Calories: The Wake-Up Call I Didn't Know I Needed
To support my weight loss I’ve started properly logging my food and exercising more, and switching to the free MyFitnessPal app was a real wake-up call I didn’t expect. I was honestly embarrassed seeing my weekend snacks constantly pop up in red…….
If you want to hear how the red line keeps me honest and what I’m doing to turn the data into steady progress, keep reading.
LENT HELPED ME CUT WEIGHT
For Lent this year I gave up junk food. No more weekly sweets and chocolate, which cut out about 2200 calories every weekend. With a starting weight of 10.5 stone………….
If you want to hear how quickly my body has turned against sugar and what I’m doing to keep the momentum going, keep reading.
Embracing the Power of Small Steps: Why the Bare Minimum Is Still Progress
In a world that often celebrates grand achievements, Embracing the Power of Small Steps reminds us that progress doesn’t always roar it sometimes whispers. This heartfelt reflection explores the beauty of "bare minimum" days, where simply meeting life’s essentials
Financial organisation equals stability
Money talk’s taboo, but I’m breaking the silence! Juggling a minimum-wage hospitality job and a part-time gig, I’m craving a third income stream. Why? Shaky paychecks and long winters don’t scream stability, and I’m done with my parents’ spare room. The plan: master financial organization to unlock independence and opportunity.