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Careers advisor quits job to be full-time poet after landing multi-book deal (opens the original)
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A careers adviser quit his job to become a full-time poet after being offered a multi-book deal after he started posting on social media. Richard C. Bower, 50, always had a passion for writing from a young age but never showed anyone his work until 10 years ago, when his mum passed away unexpectedly. His therapist urged him to use writing as a way to process his grief, and share it online. Publishers quickly took notice and offered him a four-book deal. As his success grew, he abandoned his role
Taking photos on a digital camera tops list of most nostalgic 2000s memories (opens the original)
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Digital cameras are often associated with the early 2000s(Image: Getty Images) Some of the most nostalgic moments from the 2000s include snapping pictures on a digital camera, selecting a mobile phone ringtone and creating CDs, according to fresh research. A survey of 2,000 adults revealed 48% feel wistful about the technology and gadgets that defined the noughties era. Brits have fond memories of enjoying music on an MP3 player and downloading and swapping ringtones with mates. The survey sugge
Parents cook 3 separate meals at dinnertime to juggle different needs (opens the original)
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Parents have to juggle their children's range of needs(Image: Getty Images) Research of 2,000 parents with children aged 0 to 18 found that, overall, more than half (53%) find mealtimes stressful. Four in 10 families cook at least three separate meals at dinnertime juggling different tastes, routines and dietary preferences under one roof. The average family chef spends 30 extra minutes in the kitchen each week trying to meet everyone’s needs. But they do it to keep everyone happy (32%), to acco
Savvy holidaymakers cram cabin bags to avoid baggage fees (opens the original)
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Holidaymakers pack as much as possible to avoid expensive baggage fees(Image: Getty Images) One in five holidaymakers have stuffed at least a week's worth of belongings into a carry-on bag to dodge costly fees. A survey of 2,000 holidaymakers found an optimistic 11% reckon they could cram 10 days or more of holiday essentials into hand luggage alone. Meanwhile, 5% would even try to fit everything they need for a fortnight's break into a single cabin bag. Nearly two thirds (58%) confessed they go
Brits give up on fitness goals after 33 days – and overlook rest days (opens the original)
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Olympic gymnast Max Whitlock stresses that recovery is part of the process (Image: PinPep) Fitness goals are ditched after an average of 33 days, new research has revealed. A survey of 2,000 Brits discovered 37% of people give up on their fitness goals within 30 days of beginning them. More than a third (36%) find it tough to maintain motivation once the initial buzz fades, while one quarter struggle to squeeze exercise around work and family obligations. The study also showed 55% consider the r
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