This post is a collection of easy simple living tips for creating a simple life in a modern world – small practices you can try wherever you are.

If you’re one of those friends reading this, don’t click away. This is me trying to be honest. This is a letter. An awkward, messy letter.

I don’t know what I’m doing most days – and that’s okay. A story about failing, faking it, and figuring life out one messy step at a time. You’re not alone.

When was the last time you felt truly creative – not productive, not impressive, just you? What would help you invite a bit more of that feeling back now?

More time doesn’t always mean more focus. Learn how to manage your energy, not your time – by working with your natural rhythm, not forcing productivity.

On the hardest days, you don’t have to pretend to be okay. Your job is to pause. To notice what feels heavy inside. To take care of yourself in small ways.

These seafarer quotes capture the feelings that follow us from port to port: the longing, the grit, the tired humour, and the love stretched across oceans.

From hilarious cruise moments to deep reflections on life at sea, these cruise captions will have you laughing, daydreaming, and maybe packing your bags.

What do you do when a difficult crew member is always there – sharing your cabin, working your shift, or making life onboard feel heavier than it should?

Okinawa destinations through the eyes of a cruise worker: beaches I didn’t swim at, food I didn’t try, and islands I only half-remember. Not your typical guide.

An exploration of the types of vibes we notice immediately – from warm personal energy to environmental moods – even if we can’t always explain why.

Since it’s the International Day of Forests, I thought it would be a good time to take a virtual trip through some of the most beautiful forests in the world.

What is slow travel? It’s staying longer in one place, choosing less touristy destinations, or travelling more sustainably – whatever feels meaningful to you.

As a female seafarer, I’ve spent years living out of one suitcase, juggling tropical heat and freezer-like offices. Here’s what I learned about dressing.