"People often ask if I’m a relationship counsellor. Spoiler alert: I’m not. But what I do know is that every relationship—whether with another person, a workplace, or even your dog who refuses to listen—starts with one thing: YOU.
How you see yourself influences how you connect with others. And whether you’re responding with kindness, confidence, or a full-on existential meltdown, it all traces back to your relationship with... well, you. At NSD, we believe that different minds deserve equal chances to be heard, valued, and understood—and that begins with knowing your own voice."
In 2025, the UK’s class system is more complex than ever, shaped by wealth, income, and generational divides. While traditional labels like upper, middle, and working class persist, their meanings have evolved in response to global challenges, economic shifts, and cultural changes. Despite stark inequalities, shared struggles—such as the cost-of-living crisis and climate change—reveal common ground across class lines. This article explores what class means today, why it remains a political flashpoint, and how empathy and shared aspirations remind us that, deep down, we are not so different.
In 2025, the UK’s class system is more complex than ever, shaped by wealth, income, and generational divides. While traditional labels like upper, middle, and working class persist, their meanings have evolved in response to global challenges, economic shifts, and cultural changes. Despite stark inequalities, shared struggles—such as the cost-of-living crisis and climate change—reveal common ground across class lines. This article explores what class means today, why it remains a political flashpoint, and how empathy and shared aspirations remind us that, deep down, we are not so different.
