Calmer Copy

This pic is a few years old but it’s been ages since I updated my portfolio. Hope you’re all well and have a great Easter weekend!

Someone asked this question in one of my Slack groups and I think it's a great question/memory jogger.

"Doing some research for a project and could really use your help. :dizzy: Who are your favourite tech influencers in the US (widening out to UK?) Any background, gender, area, etc. - just looking for some cool people to follow. Let me know your top picks!"

Thanks.

Anyone working their way through the books?

The ONE Line in Bridgerton Season 3 That Prepares Us for the Show’s Greatest Tragedy

Portugal goal to improve my Portuguese. Currently at Elementary 5 aiming for at least Elementary 7 by Portugal 2025

I might have some fun 'Canvaing' this up but wanted to share a workshop on behalf of a coach who has crazy brilliant intuitive skills and has been very kind about my business as a copywriter.

It's also a subject close to my heart though I'm grateful that I no longer have to deal with 'workplace idiots'! I've certainly been there though.

Woman's Workplace Anger Workshop

I loved covering the Pilates Class with Yoga on Friday at VFit Ewell. Anna usually teaches at 9am every Friday

Love teaching at Welcome Gym. Fridays at 7pm and Sundays at 10:30. Working on side plank -Vasisthasana. Great for wrist strength though also import to watch out for any wrist pain and take care.

No filter just a beautiful misty river in Ponte da Barca.
I couldn’t resist a yoga pose. Garudasana - Eagle

One of the values that's important to me in business is transparency - what you see is what you get.

I've been searching for someone to redecorate our bathroom for a little while now and although this company may be out of my budget, their website is a great example of transparency.

https://sdlpkb.co.uk/

Although I don't intend to rely on Chatgpt for writing, it sure is great for inspo.

Helped me find a gift this morning though a talented copywriter responded to my request for the same on Facebook.

That's great! Considering your mother-in-law's love for gardening and her home, there are several British brands that offer wonderful gifts in those categories. Here are a few ideas:

Emma Bridgewater: Known for its charming and handcrafted pottery, Emma Bridgewater offers a wide range of products, including garden-themed ceramics like plant pots, mugs, and plates. You could consider a lovely gardening-themed mug or a decorative flowerpot from their collection.

Crabtree & Evelyn: This British brand specializes in high-quality bath, body, and home products. They offer a delightful range of scented candles, room diffusers, and luxurious hand creams that would make great additions to your mother-in-law's home.

The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Shop: As the leading gardening charity in the UK, the RHS has its own shop offering a variety of gardening-related gifts. They have a selection of gardening tools, books on horticulture, beautiful botanical prints, and even RHS memberships that provide access to stunning gardens in the UK.

Sophie Allport: This brand offers a charming collection of home and garden accessories inspired by British countryside themes. You can find delightful tea towels, aprons, gardening gloves, and decorative items adorned with botanical and animal prints.

Jo Malone: Known for its luxurious fragrances and elegant home scents, Jo Malone offers a range of candles, diffusers, and room sprays. Their scents are sophisticated and would add a touch of luxury to your mother-in-law's home.

Remember to consider practicality and personal tastes when choosing a gift. If your mother-in-law enjoys spending time in the garden, you could also consider items such as gardening tools, a gardening book by a British author, or even a subscription to a gardening magazine. I hope these suggestions help you find the perfect gift for your mother-in-law!

Copywriting in action. Let me know if and when you get it!