Welcome to My Creative Corner: What This Blog Is All About

If you are new around here, or if you have been following my journey for a while and want a refresher, a huge welcome! I’m Stella—a thirty-something twin mum, and Cheshire-based digital creator. When you land on a new website, it is always helpful to know exactly what you are going to get out of it. Over the years, this space has evolved into a beautifully curated hub for modern women who love style, beauty, and building their own digital dreams.
As a graduate of the prestigious London College of Style, a Blog Coach, and the author of ‘How To Cash In As A Blogger’, I wear a lot of different professional hats. But on this site, my main goal is to inspire and empower you.
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Here is a quick look at the core topics we dive into every single week:
1. Elevated Fashion & Personal Style
Thanks to my formal styling background, I don’t believe in just chasing fleeting micro-trends that drain your bank account. Instead, I focus on helping you find your unique personal style, master the art of effortless layering, curate a sustainable capsule wardrobe, and use accessories to make high-street pieces look incredibly high-end.
2. Practical, Real-Girl Beauty
The beauty industry can feel incredibly overwhelming with its constant information overload. On my beauty pages, you can completely forget the confusion. I focus on breaking down skincare basics, highlighting the top beauty sins to avoid, and helping you build a simple, effective routine that actually respects your unique skin type and lifestyle.
3. Expert Blogging & Freelance Strategy
As a professional Blogger Outreach Consultant and Coach, I am passionate about pulling back the curtain on the digital industry. Whether you want to know how to start an online business, how to successfully pitch to your dream brands, or how to properly optimize your blog posts for maximum SEO traffic, I share the exact steps and resources you need to turn your passion into a profitable career.
4. Intentional Lifestyle & Family

At the heart of everything, I have a very busy life in real-life, and it gets beautifully messy, fun and fast-paced! Every now and then, I open up the doors to my personal life to share honest updates about my freelance career, parenting milestones, and the gentle well-being habits that help me maintain my peace amidst the daily hustle.

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Join the Ride!
This blog is so much more than just a collection of articles—it is a thriving, supportive community of like-minded women. I create new, highly actionable content every single week, and I would absolutely love for you to be a part of the journey.
Before you click away to explore our latest posts, make sure you take a second to connect with me so we can stay in touch in real time:
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Thank you so much for sticking around for the ride on this fashion, beauty and lifestyle blog. I appreciate every single one of you!
Happy reading,
Stella x

Charity of the Month – RNIB

The charity of the month is RNIB. The full name of this charity is Royal National Institute of Blind People. It is one of the UK’s leading sight loss charities and the largest community of blind and partially sighted people. RNIB does an amazing job providing help and support to those who are experiencing sight loss. Some of the ways the charity provides assistance is through practical and emotional support, campaigning for change, reading services and products in their online shop.

An average of 250 people begin to lose their sight everyday. This is why RNIB has such an important role to play in creating a society where sight loss does not become a hindrance in leaving a best life.

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You can support RNIB in a variety of ways;

Donate and fundraise

Giving to amazing charities like RNIB is kind of my thing. I like to support them in anyway I can in their great work. Every little helps. Find out more about giving and fundraising.

Volunteering

Supporting the charity by being a volunteer is always a great gift. The details on how to volunteer with RNIB can be found here. You can also apply for the internship programme if you are after more hands on experience.

Shop the online store

The RNIB online store has loads of products for people who are blind or partially sighted to help them enjoy everyday activities and leave an independent life. There are many products available from lightning products to electronic magnifiers. Have a look on here.

Sharing this post

A simple way to support this charity is by sharing this post on your social media platforms so more people read it and spread the word.

You can also find out more about other charities on here.

Thanks for reading. Have a great day.

3 Tips for Self Employment

With the changes happening all over the world, more and more people are going into self-employment or thinking of going into it. I have been self-employed for many years now, and although it has been a bumpy rollercoaster, I would get on the ride again if I had to start all over again. Being self-employed has given me so many opportunities regular employment would not have given me and for that, I am forever grateful.

If you are thinking of going self-employed, here are 3 tips that would help you start in the right way.

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3 Tips for Self Employment
  • Pretend you are in an office

Working from home can be fun but it can also be very distracting. The best way to get around it while working from home is to act like you are in an actual office. That means getting out of bed and your PJs and starting the day all dressed up. That puts you in the right state of mind and allows you to stay productive.

  • Treat yourself well

This is another great tip for those who are new to self-employment because it is so easy to let yourself go and put your all into your job because you need it to bring in the money. I did this for many years and I had to learn the hard way. Nowadays, I am so gentle with myself. I work hard but I care for myself even harder, and this allows me to work successfully as a self-employed. I take days off work now; something I did in the early days. It is important to treat yourself as you would like a nice boss to treat you.

  • Say No to what does not serve you

This is one area I never really struggled in. I have and always will say NO to offers that don’t serve me. It is important to ensure you only take on the kind of work you want and remain selective. Depending on the sort of business you run, it is likely you get all sorts of offers. Being able to say NO as often as you need is crucial. You don’t want certain folks to run you out of business.

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Being a self-employed mother is a blessing. I won’t change any part of my journey and I am looking forward to the many years of self-employment ahead of me. Even if I go back to traditional work, I will still retain my self-employment as it serves as a creative outlet for me.

Are you self-employed? How are you finding the experience?

 

 

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