From abandoned new year resolutions to yet-to-be-visited bucket list travel destinations, failing to achieve the ambitious goals we set for ourselves is a universal experience. 

But what if we’re simply thinking about goal-setting the wrong way? 

A recent article (21 June 2026) in the Guardian suggests that approaching lifestyle goals with an “experimental mindset” may be the key not only to setting goals that actually stick, but also to identifying the goal that’s right for you in the first place, rather than a copy-paste of something t...

In just a few years, AI has transformed how we approach tasks both at work and in our personal lives. 

While using AI could save you valuable time in some areas, it could pose risks in others, including when you’re writing or updating your will.

Your will sets out who you want to inherit your assets when you die. You may also use it to appoint a guardian for your children, name executors to administer your estate, and note other information, such as your funeral preferences. 

While it is possible to write a will yourself, it is a legal ...

How are you setting your life goals? Are you following a well-trodden path or choosing aspirations that are meaningful to you? 

Everyone is different and spending some time thinking about what you want to achieve could lead to greater wellbeing and a sense of purpose. 

Imagine you're preparing for retirement. The traditional outlook would suggest you make time to relax, help look after your grandchildren, and maybe book a cruise. That might sound great at first, but when you examine what you want, perhaps you discover travelling the UK i...