One year. Two Gen X friends. Countless personal experiments. Can they figure out the meaning of midlife? (A project from The Creativity Guild)

Slow stories from the Scottish Highlands. The perfect quiet community to help simplify your life, leave your phone behind, hone your creativity, swap seasonal book recommendations and immerse yourself in nature. So grab a cuppa and come on in…

Connecting the dots of our lives to find success that feels as good as it looks. Subscribe to practice doing less, mattering more.

✨ a cosy online space for curious readers ✨ from Sunday Times Bestselling author Emma Gannon. Books, work, wellbeing & creativity. Top literature Substack globally. "One of Britain’s most prominent Substack writers" — The Times

Your home for living a more creative, inspiring life. Out of Office is a platform and community initiative offering tools, programming, artist-led experiences to bring more creativity into your everyday life 🎨🌀

A digital “book club” for people who care about deepening their relationship with work, culture, and themselves.

Essays on life's transitions authored by a doctor mom who surrounds herself with books.

These are love letters to the unseen work that shapes us — the quiet rituals, the unspoken choices, and the wildness beneath it all, capturing the moments before the world sees through photos, conversations, and stories.

Musings on creativity, neurodivergence, identity, and the like. Thanks for being *here.*

Joyful disruptions across that which divides us.

Twice a month (ish) insights and invitations to help you feel more alive and less alone.

Unconventional strategies for earning attention and differentiating your content, marketing, and brand.

Ideas and tips on how to experiment more with your life because sometimes small shifts = big changes.

Think more about the culture that surrounds you

Drawing on my years covering tech—and my liberal arts roots—I explore what it really means to build a meaningful life and career. On Hello Monday, I trade scale for substance, and welcome the friction of of real conversation over the ease of consensus.