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Category: Vibes
How to Use Your Competitive Nature for Good: Embrace an Abundance Mindset
In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to get caught up in the constant pressure to do more, be more, and have more. Whether it’s climbing the career ladder, accumulating wealth, or gaining followers on social media, it often feels like there’s never enough to go around. The constant buzz of scarcity and competition can make…
‘All Boats Rise’: Embracing a Collective Mindset
Discover how the ‘All Boats Rise’ mentality fosters collaboration, personal growth, and collective success. Learn why lifting others helps everyone thrive.
Lessons in Personal Accountability: Assessing and Owning Your Truth
Personal accountability is more than just a virtue; it’s a practice that can transform how we interact with the world and with ourselves.
Leaning Into Wabi-Sabi: A Personal Journey into the Beauty of Imperfection
Recently, I’ve been captivated by a design philosophy that celebrates the imperfect, the transient, and the humble. It’s called wabi-sabi, a Japanese aesthetic that finds beauty in the natural cycle of growth and decay. As I’ve explored this style, I’ve found it not only transforms spaces but also offers a refreshing perspective on life itself.…
Living Gezelligheid: How Dutch Cozy Vibes Guide My Life
If you’ve ever found yourself yearning for a sense of warmth and contentment that transcends just being “comfortable,” you might be looking for something like *gezelligheid*. This untranslatable Dutch concept, often described as coziness, is much more than just a feeling; it’s a lifestyle. From food to company, atmosphere to ambience, gezelligheid has woven itself…
Embracing an Attitude of Gratitude: Why “Life is Good” is More Than a Saying
Growing up in the 2000s, my father had a mild obsession with the brand ‘life is good’, which featured little character people engaging in leisurely activities such as grilling, walking a dog, or boating on a lake. The irony was that this lifestyle was not always or even partially reflective of reality due to work…
Cultivating Joy: Small Steps to a Happier Life
Someone I love once told me, “Happiness is a choice.” While this sentiment is well-intentioned, I struggle to fully agree. Such a perspective can come from a place of privilege—where basic needs are met, mental health issues may not be present, and security is assured. For those who have these foundational aspects of life in…
The Lure of Underconsumption: Why and How
Lately, there has been an increase in discussions about underconsumption on various platforms such as social media, blogs, and podcasts. This phenomenon has been dubbed “underconsumption core”. Despite the world’s emphasis on success through acquisition and abundance, underconsumption is not just a passing trend. It represents a significant shift towards a more meaningful and sustainable…
A New Ritual: an Origin Story
A few years ago, I came across an article that presented a magical list of sorts, a compilation of small rituals that could assist someone in navigating through a difficult day. Usually, lists tend to overwhelm me and make me feel stuck. However, this particular list felt different; it felt like an opportunity, a breath…