If you are on the entertainment and movie side of the Internet, then you’ve probably heard about the new Netflix romantic comedy movie The Life List. When I first heard about this movie coming to Netflix in March, I knew that the title rang a bell. I immediately went to watch the trailer, and I knew the story was familiar—as a few years ago, I actually read the book this movie was based on. 

This was actually one of my favourite books. It wasn’t gaining a lot of popularity on BookTube or Bookstagram a few years ago, so I never really expected it to be turned into a movie. I was so excited to see if the movie would exceed my expectations. So here is a spoiler-free movie review from someone who actually read the book as well.

If you are on the entertainment and movie side of the Internet, then you’ve probably heard about the new Netflix romantic comedy movie The Life List. When I first heard about this movie coming to Netflix in March, I knew that the title rang a bell. I immediately went to watch the trailer, and I knew the story was familiar—as a few years ago, I actually read the book this movie was based on. 

This was actually one of my favourite books. It wasn’t gaining a lot of popularity on BookTube or Bookstagram a few years ago, so I never really expected it to be turned into a movie. I was so excited to see if the movie would exceed my expectations. So here is a spoiler-free movie review from someone who actually read the book as well.

In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and constantly on the go. Between work, social media, and all of life’s responsibilities, slowing down can seem like an impossible luxury. But what if I told you that slow living doesn’t require a complete lifestyle overhaul? You don’t need to quit your job, move to a remote village, or change your entire life. Instead, slow living is about making small, intentional choices that bring peace, mindfulness, and balance to your everyday life.

For me, the journey to slow living began after moving from the tranquil countryside to a bustling city for university. I quickly noticed how much I missed the peaceful routines I grew up with, and how they nourished both my mind and body. After finishing university, I decided to move back home and commit to filling my days with mindful, slow living practices — even in the midst of a busy life.

If you’re looking to bring a bit more calm into your routine, here’s how you can start embracing slow living, even if you’re always busy.

In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and constantly on the go. Between work, social media, and all of life’s responsibilities, slowing down can seem like an impossible luxury. But what if I told you that slow living doesn’t require a complete lifestyle overhaul? You don’t need to quit your job, move to a remote village, or change your entire life. Instead, slow living is about making small, intentional choices that bring peace, mindfulness, and balance to your everyday life.

For me, the journey to slow living began after moving from the tranquil countryside to a bustling city for university. I quickly noticed how much I missed the peaceful routines I grew up with, and how they nourished both my mind and body. After finishing university, I decided to move back home and commit to filling my days with mindful, slow living practices — even in the midst of a busy life.

If you’re looking to bring a bit more calm into your routine, here’s how you can start embracing slow living, even if you’re always busy.

Spring is such a gentle season that most people love. The days are longer, the air feels fresher, and everything starts to bloom again—including our mood. While some people take every opportunity to be outside, there’s something really special about embracing the season from the comfort of your home or garden. You don’t need a packed social calendar to enjoy spring. Sometimes, the coziest joys come from the simplest routines.

If you’re a homebody at heart (same here), here are 10 wholesome, comforting hobbies to try this spring—from blooming gardens to rainy-day crafts.

Spring is such a gentle season that most people love. The days are longer, the air feels fresher, and everything starts to bloom again—including our mood. While some people take every opportunity to be outside, there’s something really special about embracing the season from the comfort of your home or garden. You don’t need a packed social calendar to enjoy spring. Sometimes, the coziest joys come from the simplest routines.

If you’re a homebody at heart (same here), here are 10 wholesome, comforting hobbies to try this spring—from blooming gardens to rainy-day crafts.

If you’ve never been to Switzerland, Basel is the perfect city to explore. My girlfriends and I decided to take advantage of some affordable flights and spend a day in this charming Swiss destination. Although the weather was rainy and cloudy, it didn’t stop us from discovering the best spots in Basel. Here's how we spent our one-day adventure in the city.

If you’ve never been to Switzerland, Basel is the perfect city to explore. My girlfriends and I decided to take advantage of some affordable flights and spend a day in this charming Swiss destination. Although the weather was rainy and cloudy, it didn’t stop us from discovering the best spots in Basel. Here's how we spent our one-day adventure in the city.