Why We Can’t Remember Memories from Our Childhood
As we age, many of us begin to struggle with recalling childhood memories. Here’s why!
As we age, many of us begin to struggle with recalling childhood memories. Here’s why!
Many of us thinking about putting our life stories on paper may not be aware of the differences between them. Here’s the lowdown.
Pat Chrisfield is one of those people who, firmly and with conviction, but nevertheless quietly and without making any fuss about it, make the world a better place. Here at LifeBook, we love to hear stories like hers.
Every individual has unique life experiences, some filled with joy and excitement while others are tinged with grief and loss.
As we age, we start to look back on the course of our lives, and many of us desire the assurance that we’ve lived a good life. But what does it truly mean to have lived a life worth cherishing?
Many people looking to preserve their memories struggle with the idea of putting their life stories onto paper. That’s where a ghostwriter comes in.
Memory loss is a natural part of aging. But with the right tools and techniques, you can prevent memory decay and keep your mind sharp.
As a LifeBook Memoirs editor, certain books linger in your mind long after they’re finished. Martin Sterne’s autobiography is one such book.
Everyone experiences loneliness sometimes. But despite the world being more connected than ever, many of us find that loneliness becomes a long term part of our lives. Not only can it be unpleasant, but it can take a heavy toll on our health, especially for the elderly. If you are struggling, here are some great tips for tackling loneliness.
As with any traditional event, customs change over the years, and gifts are becoming popular at Thanksgiving. Customised and experience presents are particularly favoured as many people move away from material possessions. Perhaps, you want to express your gratitude to a loved one with a memoir this year.
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