2021, however, is the time to put yourself first. It’s the time to sort out your routine, to look after your skin and get healthier. It’s not easy to rewire your habits and learn new things so make sure to take your time and not be too hard on yourself.

Read on to discover how you can best focus on you in 2021.

A trip to the dentist is often at the top of most people's “things we tend to put off” list.  It's a necessary evil and a hassle at the best of times; especially now with current circumstances, it makes the process just that little bit more annoying.  In addition to the inconvenience and time consumption of a regular dentist appointment, we also often put off cosmetic dentistry even though many of us wish we had a better looking smile. Cosmetic dentistry can be expensive, which is probably the main reason here.  Fortunately, whether you can’t make it to the dentist right now or if cost is a major factor, there are some alternative treatments available to order online from the comfort of your home.

But where should you start when it comes to keeping yourself healthy before you travel?

To help you out, we will be providing you with a list of 5 ways that you can keep as healthy as possible when travelling.

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Of course, our first thought always leads to buying a baby-related gift, such as clothes, trinkets and toys. But think again. Is another baby outfit perfect for a newborn child? Has it ever crossed your mind that the baby's parents might have enough accessories and toys?

Instead, look at things from a different perspective. Consider buying an item that really concerns the mother and can help ease the pressures of some of the tasks she now has as a mother or something that can make personal care easier or more luxurious.

There are thousands of products that can make a mother's life easier without much expense. So you can choose from dozens of things and the new mother will be really grateful that you offered them. What are these gifts, you are wondering? Let's find out right away: 

Some people feel like things happen to them, and they have no control over those occurrences. They might feel like fate or karma dictated that some catastrophe should befall them.

Fate or karma might play some part in how the universe conducts itself, but for the most part, every person dictates their life’s course. The choices you make often have direct consequences as to what happens to you.

To see what we mean, read on. We’ll detail a few choices you can make or lifestyles you can choose that might lead to legal entanglements.

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This year highlighted the importance of keeping good hand hygiene. Plenty of us have started to carry hand sanitiser wherever we go, making hand sanitiser quickly become a staple in our purses, backpacks or pockets. However, choosing the right hand sanitiser has also quickly become more and more of a difficult task.

Work may be more stressful than usual.  You may be furloughed, have job uncertainty or even had to have closed your business for lockdown.

It’s important to take a step away from your regular routine to refresh your mind, destress and connect to yourself instead.

Here are some of the best ways to disconnect from your usual routine.

Whilst working from home seems like a luxury to some, it doesn’t suit everyone.  And, combined with the uncertainty of the current economic situation, working in isolation at home can cause heightened stress, loneliness and anxiety.

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In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, more people have been working at home than ever before. As a result, doing things digitally has become more than just popular - it’s become a necessity.

It’s coming up to that time of year again… no, not Christmas, but the other time of year that all self-employed people start freaking out about… tax return time! 

OK, not everyone freaks out as some of us do our tax returns as soon as we can, like in April as soon as the new tax year starts! 

I’ve always wondered why people put it off until the very last minute...?  I love to get mine out of the way as soon as possible.  If you are prepared then you can do this too and stop all the panicking in January!

The only thing I do freak out about is remembering to pay my bill.  I have several alarms at the ready near the end of January.  I always have the money saved ready to pay it and simply need to log in to my HMRC self-assessment online account to make my payment. 

The first year I paid self-employment tax I did actually pay it right away, as soon as I completed my tax return.  But the payment just sat there in my tax account doing nothing.  They don't actually clear the tax balance due until it reaches the tax payment deadline. So since then I thought it better to earn interest on my tax savings until the actual due date!