Alexandra Szabo

  • The Storm Before The Calm

    Being on your own for the first time is difficult under any circumstances. Add unresolved internal conflict, trauma, low self-esteem and hopelessness into the mix, and you’re left with this feeling of impending doom, like the whole world is against you. When you live your whole life under the impression that there is no help, Read more

  • The Hersham Park Plan

    On the 11th of March, Elmbridge Borough Council approved plans submitted by Claudel Venture Holdings Ltd to redevelop Hersham Golf Course. The 43-hectare land is to be transformed into what they plan to be 57 houses and 164 apartments with 246 parking spaces, also including a new GP surgery, a cafe, as well as play Read more

  • Make Your Own Luck

    From selling planes to professional golfer, Jack had many aspirations as a child before he found his way into the world of recruitment. Today, at only 22 years old, he is one of the most successful members of his company. Him pursuing a career in construction recruitment came to him rather naturally. On one side, Read more

  • Tabloids and Popular Culture

    We have all encountered tabloid media throughout our lives, having been reeled in by their scandalous headlines and entertaining stories at one point or another. When we think about tabloids, it’s not so much their hard hitting, trustworthy news stories that come to mind but rather their often controversial reports. The term, coming from the Read more

  • Hard Work Pays Off

    Breaking into the creative industry can be difficult, there is no doubt about that. However, with the right amount of work and dedication, anything can be achieved. A perfect example of this is a dear friend of mine, who found his love and passion for photography at 30 by picking up a cheap camera ahead Read more

  • The Rise of Social Media

    One of the most anticipated events of the modern world – the millennium – brought many advancements and changes, including the introduction and rapid rise of social media. While many people of all generations gained an online presence through Facebook, Instagram and other platforms, there are many differences in the way different age groups use Read more

  • “Your Body, My Choice”

    The results of the 2024 U.S. election have left many around the world feeling disappointed, angry, and even frightened. Among the many concerns raised—immigration, education, and more—one of the most urgent and widespread focuses has been on women’s rights, particularly reproductive rights. As if the challenges women already face weren’t enough, now many fear that, Read more

  • The Beauty of Books

    If you’re a book-worm like me, you understand the joy of adding a new piece to your collection. Whether it’s fiction or a true story of a past event, transporting to a new world can help you escape reality in such magical ways. Reading a gripping, gut-wrenching story can reach parts of your soul you Read more

  • The Response to Living with an Addict

    Addiction is not a light-hearted topic. If you have lived with someone who’s had some form of dependency (let that be alcohol or drugs), you understand how difficult it is. Sharing a household with an addict takes a huge toll on families. It doesn’t only cause financial troubles, it also affects us mentally, which sometimes Read more

  • World Mental Health Day

    Mental health has become an increasingly important topic of discussion in recent years. Having endured the challenges of anxiety and depression, among other issues, for much of the past decade, I feel deeply passionate about this subject. Therefore, I wanted to take a moment to acknowledge my fellow warriors. Living with a mental health condition Read more