Now, my fitness regime is inexpensive – I just need a yoga mat, half an hour, and a workout video on YouTube in my garden. I would drive for several hours and spend hundreds attending yoga and Pilates retreats in the countryside to help me decompress and shake off the anxiety I used to feel. I used to spend my weekends escaping the city. Location used to be the most important factor when house-hunting, but this has been replaced by proximity to open space and an area where you can work from home. The pandemic has created more remote working opportunities and more people are considering leaving their once-urban dream in search of fresh air, open spaces, and a sense of community. So I switched jobs,, packed my life into boxes, and left the packed and polluted city in search of more space, a better quality of life, and the chance to slow things down a little.
Working long hours and drained of energy from my lifestyle, I decided something had to change. Yes, there were restaurants and take-out close by, but this meant I rarely cooked and my food budget was out of control. I was living a life of convenience, which came at great expense.
HACK PARA CITY GIRL LIFE FULL
While this may have looked glamorous to some, the reality was that my life was so full and so busy, I wasn’t spending much time at home. My job working for a newspaper meant that I was often out reviewing new restaurants, attending launches, or meeting people for dinner and drinks after work. And I loved it - I was only a short walk or subway ride from work, shops, clubs, bars, and restaurants. But as soon as I graduated, the lure of the city called, and I moved in search of better job opportunities and the bright, high-energy lifestyle it offered. I grew up in the countryside – it was a bucolic upbringing where weekends were spent building dens with my brother, riding bikes, and getting dirt under our fingernails.
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