There’s an ache that lingers when you carry the weight of feeling like you’re not doing enough. It doesn’t matter if you’re ticking every box, achieving every goal, or even embracing the slow, intentional life you’ve consciously cultivated – you still feel like there’s more READ MORE…

As someone who cherishes the beauty of autumn with my whole heart (I am an October baby), I’ve always considered myself an autumn girl. The crisp air, vibrant foliage, and cosy ambience of the season bring me immense joy and a sense of renewal. As READ MORE…

In today’s fast-paced world, it can be difficult to find time for the things that really matter. We often find ourselves rushing from one task to another, trying to keep up with the demands of modern life. However, there is an alternative way of living READ MORE…

Ease… It’s one of my favourite words and something so many of us quietly long for in midlife. When we think about creating the life of our dreams, ease often feels like the opposite of what we’re living, distant, indulgent, maybe even impossible. We tend READ MORE…

1. Slow down Rushing, and filling your calendar with events, and days with busy work, is not the way to get to where you want to be. Being intentional with your time is. Slow down and give yourself time to think and reflect. Pay attention READ MORE…

Living a simple and intentional life is all about creating more time, space and freedom for the things you WANT to do, instead of just the things you HAVE to do. For many of us, one of the biggest burdens on our time and energy READ MORE…

More and more people are beginning to be drawn to a slower, simpler life, which we can see by the popularity of things like the Marie Kondo method of tidying up, tiny-house living and #vanlife. As well as Capsule wardrobes and our interest in the Danish READ MORE…

The phrase ‘living with intention‘ can seem elusive and vague. In essence, it refers to the way we would like to feel, and the steps we intend to take to achieve that (‘l want to feel calm when I meet my friends, so I’ll make READ MORE…

The way I viewed time, changed in 2008. The year I packed all my belongings and moved 1,000 miles down south to London with Khushi. I arrived in London with only one main intention: to start my life all over again, away from everything and READ MORE…

A few years ago, I used to be all about setting new year’s resolutions, but a few months into the year, they’ll kinda fade away, be ignored and or be forgotten. However, in the last couple of years there seems to be a lot more READ MORE…