Beginner Golf Tips for Women in Their 30s
Everything I wish I knew before my first driving range trip — a beginner's guide from another beginner.
How To Live 30
Lizzie ("Liz Lightning") is a 10-year kickboxer, licensed Florida real estate agent, and the founder of How To Live 30. Writing from Florida's Space Coast, she covers fitness and kickboxing, wellness and mindset, relationships, coastal living, and honest, tried-and-tested product recommendations — all built around one belief: your 30s are the best decade to fall in love with your life.
Buying Your First Hayabusa: What I Tell Beginners
This post contains affiliate links, and I’m a Hayabusa ambassador — my code is LILO. I only ever recommend gear I actually train in. 💛 Hey friends, it’s Lizzie! I get some version of this message constantly: “I want to…
A Year in the Hayabusa T360s: An Honest Durability Check
This post contains affiliate links, and I’m a Hayabusa ambassador — my code is LILO. I only ever recommend gear I actually train in. 💛 Hey friends, it’s Lizzie! I’ve had my Hayabusa T360s for about a year now, and…
Chic but Comfortable: My boohoo Denim Picks
A denim shirt and a slouchy cargo jean I'd wear together on purpose — honest picks for chic, comfortable 30s style, not a fit review.
My Elevated Style Picks From boohoo Right Now
Two boohoo pieces that actually caught my eye for elevated 30s style — the real fabric details, why they work, and how I'd style them. Honest picks, not a fit review.
Everlast vs Sanabul: The Cheaper One Was Better
I owned both. Sanabul starts at $17.99 and was the slightly better glove of the two — here is the honest budget-brand comparison.
Sanabul vs Venum: Is the Contender Worth the Extra $20?
Sanabul starts at $17.99, the Venum Contender is about $45. I owned both — one I kept for two years and one I gave away.
Best Pickleball Paddle for Beginners (2026)
Your first paddle shouldn't be complicated (or expensive). Here's exactly what to look for — weight, grip, materials, control — plus my honest beginner pick.
How to Build a Pickleball Set That Actually Looks Like You
You don't need a matching brand kit. Here's how to mix and match pickleball gear so it looks intentional, not random.