My passion has always been writing creatively since I was a little girl. I loved getting creative, writing my own stories for others to read and enjoy, over other hobbies that most children did. I would have rather spent my time reading to be inspired for my own writing. However, as I grew older, the opportunity to be creative and write stories slipped away from me. Life became busier with schoolwork, college work, university work and now apprenticeship work. My winding down

Pinterest is the place to be if you’re in need of some inspiration and planning ideas. The image-based social media platform puts new, fresh content at the forefront of its consumer experience, meaning if you’re looking for trendy house inspiration (for example) you’ve lucked out. So how does one get good at the whole Pinterest thing, and produce good content? First, let’s clarify what a ‘pin’ is. A pin is an individual item, which is one of the many pins you’ll interact with

Generation Z, A.K.A the first generation of digital natives, have influenced internet culture tremendously over the past few years alone. If you’ve found yourself on Instagram, TikTok and several other platforms searching for content ideas – odds are you’ve come across some creative genius from a bored teenager in their bedroom who just so happened to start a viral trend. P.s. If you haven’t already downloaded TikTok, congratulations on your PhD in maturity but you’re really