Monthly roundup – 6 outstanding October blog posts

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Monthly roundup – 6 outstanding October blog posts

October has come to an end and it’s time for my monthly roundup of favourite blog posts from last month. Thanks to Blogtober, the blogging community put out a lot of content in October. I thought we could all use a break from reading about Halloween, fall activities, and horror films, so I’ve chosen 6 outstanding October blog posts that focus on other topics.

This monthly roundup is my way of saying thank you to the blogging community, and highlighting some of my favourite bloggers who regularly put out funny, inspiring and informative content.

Please take a few minutes to read these posts. I’m sure you’ll love them. While you’re there, explore some of the other content from these bloggers and give them a follow. 

Coming up on Boomer Eco Crusader in November

November is Financial Literacy Month in Canada. Along with my regular content and decluttering challenge update posts, I’ll be posting some financial content. Stay tuned for my thoughts on F.I.R.E., the high cost of housing, and Black Friday.

6 outstanding October blog posts

It’s not all men? No, but it’s too many men! – The Doubting Thomas

Violence against women is too common in our world. In this thought-provoking post, Tom reacts to the phrase “It’s not all men”.

As individual men, we unfortunately cannot fix what is going down on a wider scale, but we have a duty of care to show respect to the women in our lives and ensure our sons, nephews, cousins etc. all do the same.

The Doubting Thomas – It’s not all men? No, but it’s too many men!

Fake it till you make it – Bosssy Babe

In this fun post, Jen shares some life hacks and wisdom that will help with the age-old question “How do you do it?”

I like things tidy. That won’t ever change but being able to unshackle myself from the invisible expectation of constant perfection was the game-changer for me.

Bosssy Babe – Fake It Till You Make It

DIY beauty advent calendar challenge – Saving money and the planet – Forever Saving For A Rainy Day

If you’re looking for a fun and eco-friendly Advent calendar idea, look no further. This post introduces #The12DaysofSkinmas – a fun way to use up products you already have.

We hope that anyone keen to reduce their environmental impact, save some money, work through their beauty stash or rediscover what they already own will get involved.

Forever Saving For A Rainy Day – DIY beauty advent calendar challenge – Saving money and the planet

How you can make a difference in 2022 – Crispy Confessions

Imagine a world where everyone made an effort to make things better! In this post, Helen shares 9 ways you can have a positive impact on the world around you. With the holiday season approaching, it’s a good time to think of how you can be a positive force.

We don’t have to do big, dramatic things to make a difference. Instead, doing small things can suffice, and make just as big of an impact.

Crispy Confessions – How you can make a difference in 2022

How being eco-friendly can save you money – Enviroline Blog

It’s a common misconception that living a greener life is expensive. In this post, Caroline busts that myth with some common sense tips on how being eco-friendly can save money.

Personally, I think that a zero-waste lifestyle is impossible and creates the false idea that you have to be perfect to be eco-friendly. You definitely don’t, any action will help!

Enviroline Blog – How being eco-friendly can save you money

Successful people are not perfectionists – Weird Lifestyle

Here’s a new face in my monthly roundup. We often think of perfection as a good thing but it has a dark side. As a reformed perfectionist, I found so much truth and wisdom in this post.

To succeed in something means that you allow yourself to be wrong, to make lots of mistakes, to fail over and over again, to look ridiculous, and be laughed at. In other words, all those things that are not acceptable for a perfectionist.

Weird Lifestyle – Successful people are not perfectionists

My most popular posts of October

In case you missed them, here are my October posts with the most views.


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Hi there! I’m Michelle and I live in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada. I am married with two young adult daughters. I’m a big fan of reducing waste, using less plastic, decluttering and simplifying life as much as possible.

14 thoughts on “Monthly roundup – 6 outstanding October blog posts

  1. Aw, thanks for the recognition and shout out Michelle! Always so nice to know people appreciate my content! 🙂 I can’t wait to read about your thoughts on the F.I.R.E. movement! I’ve had such an interest in financial literacy for young people and getting started early! Looking forward to it!

  2. Thank you for including me! I have read most of the rest in your favorites list for October and I will check those two I am still missing. I am really happy you liked my post 🙂

  3. Thank you so much for including me! I’m honoured 🥰 Definitely going to check out the other posts that I haven’t read – love the sound of a DIY eco-friendly beauty advent calendar

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