Think Slower offers short practical pieces on pausing before reacting, such as naming feelings and using structured frameworks like MAPPS to see a situation whole before deciding. It is aimed at people who want a calmer, more deliberate way to handle work and personal decisions.
Website: https://www.thinkslower.com/
Personal essays by a business leader reflecting on illness, recovery, emotional boundaries, and curiosity. Readers get quiet, introspective reflections that connect lived experience to leadership and everyday life.
Personal essays on spirituality, mortality, non-attachment and mindfulness, drawing on the author's family life, Reiki practice and quiet reflection. Readers get thoughtful, introspective musings that connect everyday experiences to broader questions about suffering, identity and meaning.
Personal essays by Adrian Melrose on family, self-judgment, and emotional honesty, often drawing on his own experiences such as a traumatic phone call and childhood bullying. Readers get reflective, carefully constructed writing on how inner critics work, plus recommendations for books like The Four Agreements.
Personal essays that translate psychological research into engaging, readable case studies for everyday life. Issues cover topics such as metacognitive therapy, accepting illness and setbacks, and the author's own published study on mindfulness and burnout.
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