When you explore British Columbia, the first thing you realize is that beauty here is not curated: it is constant! Mountains rise like painted backdrops. The ocean moves with a rhythm that’s older than the province itself. Forests breathe around you, not beside you. BC doesn’t depend on wonder. It is a wonder. I often […]
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By Divyadeep · DivHit Press The Side-Hustle Economy: Why 2025 Belongs to the Self-Made Creator The world didn’t change overnight. It shifted quietly, in conversations at kitchen tables, in late-night Google searches, and in the silent frustration of people who felt overworked, underpaid, and creatively starved. The old promise of career stability cracked slowly, and
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Written with love by Divyadeep |DivHit Press Revelstoke & Three Valley Lake There are places in the world that don’t just exist.They breathe.They whisper.They hold you like an old friend who’s been waiting for you to come home. For me, Revelstoke & Three Valley Lake Chateau, British Columbia, is one of those rare places. A
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by Divyadeep |DivHit Press Madame Bovary in modern times Emma Bovary was never simply a cheater. She was a woman taught to dream in lace and light, to believe in a version of love so luminous it could cure boredom, debt, even gravity. In Gustave Flaubert‘s Madame Bovary, she spends her life chasing romance and
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By DivHit Press Editorial Team Rise of Micro-Entrepreneurs in British Columbia: How Small Businesses Are Reshaping the Economy Quiet Power, Visible Numbers In British Columbia, a business renaissance is quietly humbling traditional corporate models. Micro-enterprises, often defined as businesses with just one to four employees, are leading the charge in redefining what entrepreneurship means in
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By Divyadeep | DivHit Press The Absurd Bestseller No One Saw Coming Page after page. Thousands of “meows” printed neatly across 80,000 words, each one identical, each one unapologetically absurd. Yet, somehow, it has become one of the internet’s strangest fascinations, selling for $27 on Amazon, spawning review videos, memes, and heated debates. Some call
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By Divyadeep | DivHit Press There was a time when daylight was our beauty filter. When we stood by a window, chasing the right angle of sunlight. When the worst thing that could happen to a picture was bad lighting, not “no filter.” When mirrors were honest, even if we didn’t always like what they
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Where History, Light, and Heart Collide By Divyadeep | DivHit Press As the sun dipped behind the Fraser River on the evening of October 24, Fort Langley transformed into something magical. The air was crisp, carrying that faint whisper of autumn that lingers just before the holidays arrive, where pumpkins meet twinkle lights, and nostalgia