This is one of many pieces of Nottingham Forest merchandise that I own proudly. I love the colours of this shirt specifically, but I have one of each of the shirts from the last couple of years, as well as a scarf, badge & match programme. I wear this shirt when I go to any games at the City Ground!

This is my match day vlog for the Women’s Super League final, Chelsea vs Manchester United at Old Trafford. It was a truly fantastic day & if you watch the vlog you can hear my thoughts! 🥰

This is a photo taken at a job I do at the weekend. It’s one of many coffee trucks, which contain the full equipment needed to make barista grade coffee (industrial espresso machine, electric grinders, fridges etc). It is driven all around to rugby fields, outdoor markets, festivals and all sorts of locations (most of which are outdoors and in the heart of nature!). This to me is a perfect example of where technology and nature intersect, to create something wonderful that brings joy to so many customers!

I’ve always admired ‘Stomp’ and their ability to use obscure or household objects, along with their perfomative talents, to create entire shows and live performances! This was a no brainer for me, sheer talent!

Here are some of my own personal tips:

• Engage with your audience! You can build a rapport with the people watching you, which is more likely to make them wanna watch your stuff again! It’s an easy way to gain engagement and it makes your viewers feel like they know you better.

• Similar to the last point, but try to not be too silent. People are watching you for a reason and you won’t necessarily keep them watching if you’re just playing a game or something else without actually chatting along with it!

• Be yourself! Again, there is a reason people want to watch you specifically and if you are fully yourself, it will show people the real you & that you are being genuine!

There’s a content creator called Lovely ASMR. He creates really quiet, soft spoken videos which instantly calm and relax you. He sometimes uses props to tap and tinkle and make little soft noises which are so calming and make you feel so cosy. He also does role play and acting (still whispering) such as pretending it’s a nail salon, a massage or some sort of customer interaction. Just the soft voice and the distractions make you fall asleep instantly and I’ve always found it so very calming and perfect for a cosy youtube session.

The best of funniest reason to play? You can escape the real world (unless in the real word you’re a farmer) and live a brand new life with a totally new career to distract you from any worries or anxieties! What could be better than pretend farming?