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May-June 2025 Issue
My brain at 3 a.m.
Ever found yourself wide awake in the middle of the night spiraling when all you want to do is sleep? You’re not alone. Welcome to a dramatic reading of the sleepless mind.
BY
Shaun Crawford
June 4, 2025
What remains: Making meaning for the rest of your life
As I approach 60, what’s left isn’t the leftovers. It’s the raw material of a life still unfolding—and it’s mine to shape, every day.
by
Alexandra Best
June 4, 2025
Three everyday practices for a tired soul
When life feels too full for rest, it’s usually when we need it most. Here’s how to start small and find rest right where you are.
by
Ben Katt
June 4, 2025
What remains: Making meaning for the rest of your life
As I approach 60, what’s left isn’t the leftovers. It’s the raw material of a life still unfolding—and it’s mine to shape, every day.
BY
Alexandra Best
June 4, 2025
Sponsored by
Three everyday practices for a tired soul
When life feels too full for rest, it’s usually when we need it most. Here’s how to start small and find rest right where you are.
BY
Ben Katt
June 4, 2025
Sponsored by
What remains: Making meaning for the rest of your life
As I approach 60, what’s left isn’t the leftovers. It’s the raw material of a life still unfolding—and it’s mine to shape, every day.
BY
Alexandra Best
June 4, 2025
Sponsored by
Three everyday practices for a tired soul
When life feels too full for rest, it’s usually when we need it most. Here’s how to start small and find rest right where you are.
BY
Ben Katt
June 4, 2025
Sponsored by
What remains: Making meaning for the rest of your life
As I approach 60, what’s left isn’t the leftovers. It’s the raw material of a life still unfolding—and it’s mine to shape, every day.
BY
Alexandra Best
June 4, 2025
Sponsored by
Three everyday practices for a tired soul
When life feels too full for rest, it’s usually when we need it most. Here’s how to start small and find rest right where you are.
BY
Ben Katt
June 4, 2025
Sponsored by
What remains: Making meaning for the rest of your life
As I approach 60, what’s left isn’t the leftovers. It’s the raw material of a life still unfolding—and it’s mine to shape, every day.
BY
Alexandra Best
June 4, 2025
Sponsored by
Three everyday practices for a tired soul
When life feels too full for rest, it’s usually when we need it most. Here’s how to start small and find rest right where you are.
BY
Ben Katt
June 4, 2025
Sponsored by

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Rest doesn’t require a lengthy retreat or hopping on a plane to eat, pray, love our way around the world. Rest can be encountered in everyday life.
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Elbows up: Why Gen X can’t look away
From the pandemic to politics, Gen X is waking up to a hard truth: Freedom isn’t guaranteed. Elbows up—it’s time to pay attention.
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Peter Reek
April 3, 2025
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Issue 4, Mar-Apr 2025, Freedom.
Rebellions are built on hope: A Gen X reflection on freedom, power, and the fight against complacency in Star Wars
When we assume freedom is secure, we risk losing it. The Star Wars saga reminds us: oppression adapts, and complacency makes its return inevitable.
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Jenn Cusick
April 3, 2025
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The cost of forgetting: Memory as resistance
What does freedom cost? Marcus Kolga takes us on a journey through Estonia’s hard-fought battle for independence, revealing how memory, resilience, and defiance shaped its survival.
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Marcus Kolga
April 3, 2025
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Issue 4, Mar-Apr 2025, Freedom.
Conscious living the no change way: a field guide to living your best life the way you’ve always done
Why embrace change when you can masterfully resist it? Discover the art of standing still, dodging trends, and thriving on your own unapologetic terms.
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Jacqueline Loch
January 29, 2025
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Issue 3, Jan-Feb 2025, Change.
It’s the little things
It’s not just life’s big changes that shape us. Sometimes the little shifts, the tiny gains and losses along the way, add up to have a bigger impact than we realize.
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Shaun Crawford
January 29, 2025
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Issue 3, Jan-Feb 2025, Change.
Maybe being “over-the-hill” is a good thing?
The climb is over and the view is stunning. Being over-the-hill can be a rich time to grow, connect, and savour the next leg of the journey.
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Chip Conley
January 29, 2025
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Issue 4, Jan-Feb 2025, Change.
Ruff transitions: Leadership lessons from the world’s most reluctant habit-formers
Dogs don’t like change. It’s messy, unsettling, and suspicious. But give them time, patience, and love, and they show us how small shifts lead to real transformation.
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Stephanie Barnaby
January 29, 2025
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Tending the quiet magic of real connection
After sharing her motherhood and grief journeys online for years, Michaela reflects on her changing relationship with social media, vulnerability and finding a new way to be present online and in life.
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Michaela Evanow
January 29, 2025
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Gather around the fire, this story is as old as us
A look at the role of storytelling in gatherings, making sense of how we connect to each other and where we belong in the mystery of life.
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Shaun Crawford
November 26, 2024
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Seasons Griefings: Finding relief in ritual
In seasons shaped by loss, rituals can offer solace and connection. From labyrinth walks to bonfires, telling an old story or using an old recipe, sacred traditions help us navigate grief.
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Nicki Lang
November 26, 2024
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Rest doesn’t require a lengthy retreat or hopping on a plane to eat, pray, love our way around the world. Rest can be encountered in everyday life.
Ben Katt
Three everyday practices for a tired soul

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Rest is a pause or relief from activity. It is also a remainder, something left over or kept in reserve. Given my age, the slow shift from parenthood back to independence, and my friends’ retirement journeys, it’s not surprising that I find myself pondering what remains.
Alexandra Best
What remains: Making meaning for the rest of your life

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Dr. Jade Wu
Jody King
Paul Brandner
Bronwyn Smith
Rosemary Lodge
Alexandra Best
Rebecca Vigelius
Marcus Kolga
Reed Carpet
Mandy Tucker
Ross Gay
Opal Virgo
Tiffany Thornton
Melissa Vose
Dr. Rachel Schwartzman ND
Claire Booth
Stephanie Barnaby
Jacqueline Loch
Catherine Ducharme
Dr. Jessica Shepherd
Christina Crook
Michaela Evanow
Lori Joyce
Shawn Neumann
Tracey Falk
Alexandra G. Dueck
Jessica Lauder
Chip Conley
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Marilee Congo
Elissa Joy Watts
Rob Gray
Talisha Matheson
Ali Greene and Tamara Sanderson
Tim Newcomb
Renée Sylvestre-Williams
Nicki Lang
Aundi Kolber
Mark Majewski
Tom Gierasimczuk
Jeremy Wiebe
Andrew Johnston
Christina Myers
Ben Katt
Lance Odegard
Kris Hodgson-Bright
Lisa MacDonald
Shaun Crawford
Jenn Cusick
Eric Strom
Sheila Carroll
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Jennifer Wieland
Mona Stuart
MaryEllen Edlington
Annie Brandner
Peter Reek
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