If Lost Start Here is a guide for the anxious, curious, lonely and lost. Featuring everyday places and at-home prompts designed to help you live a life that feels good.
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Explore 42 Acres, a 173-acre regenerative estate and nature reserve in Somerset offering transformative retreats and nature-based experiences. Swim in the lake, meditate in the treehouse, or nourish yourself with farm-to-table food grown on-site.
We are hardwired to connect. Explore some of the benefits that simply being together can have for your emotional well-being and mental health.
Discover a coworking space in Exeter that has become a place where people can come and escape their own four walls, and meet other like-minded individuals (maybe even friends for life).
An indie bookstore, that offers typewriters repairs, origami animals and soup on Christmas Day. Founder Tom Hodges tells us whyTypewronger is far more than just a place to buy books.
Looking for connection in one of the world’s busiest cities? Holly Cooke talks to us about why she started The London Lonely Girls Club and how it can inspire you wherever you are.
We speak to Amber Rich, founder of The Little Retreat and The Big Retreat Festival about how she arrived at these projects, how wellness is now something that we all reach for, and her role as a curator of discovery and awe.
Slow fashion meets community and connection at this California-based clothing store and cafe.
In conversation with soberIRL founder Karla Carolina on the power of connection in sobriety.
Which cafes do more than get you started in the morning? Here we’re featuring a handful of cafes that go beyond coffee to our communities, our planet, even our minds.
Sidewalk Talk takes the psychotherapist’s couch outdoors, creating the space for anyone to be heard.
The magic that can happen when a Michelin-starred chef takes on food insecurity, food waste and social isolation.
For curiosity seekers, book lovers, and those looking for an escape into ideas, Crickhowell’s Book-ish makes a community out of reading.
For when you don’t get your happily ever after, the Museum of Broken Relationships shows that you are not alone in your heartbreak.
A civic-minded kitchen classroom in San Francisco to get you cooking whether it scares or excites you.
We talked to Silent Book Club co-founder Laura Gluhanich about how a simple night of reading with a friend became a global phenomenon.
Edinburgh’s Golden Hare Books keeps the city’s literary tradition alive with its thoughtful curation.
San Francisco’s Black Bird Books sits on the edge of the world while being resolutely of its place.
Is it too soon to start planning for a different year? The Good Life Experience is one festival that might get you back to enjoying everything that life has to offer.
