HeyJaredHoneycomb
From my late-thirties renaissance. Fresh ideas for creative freedom, vitality beyond wellness obsession, and life-giving motherhood — with a dry Australian sense of humour. I write to unburden, excite and free us.
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You are more powerful than the tech overlords. On creative integrity and finding your sweet spot ‘online’. (opens the original)
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Do you need to delete socials? Or do you need to start doing it your way? Now is the time to make sure you’re in creative and personal integrity especially while the world is telling you to do more, make more, produce more.TLDR: How can you tidy up your online life so that it feels cleaner than ever? I share what I am doing personally to come into greater creative integrity including with the paid subscription model on Substack. These are raw thoughts. Unpolished. The sun is shining and I’ve sat
Millennial mums are still addicted to their phones. (opens the original)
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This is a straight up pep talk for those who need it.If you don’t need it? Don’t read it or just completely ignore it. Free will is a wonderful thing. You know that trend on Instagram when people say ‘everyone talks about their recent wins so here are my flops’. You know those?I have seen several of them with the same ‘flop’.“My screen time is 12 hours a day.”Half the day everyday.I mean, I know this is very extreme and probably not normal but it warrants a conversation. I’m not calling anyone o
We’re all performing a little. Also are you sure you wanna go viral? (opens the original)
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We just got home from Europe. It’s sunny and beautiful and we’re slowing getting back in our rhythm. This was one of the best holidays we’ve ever taken as a family— and considering the gallivanting we’ve done, that’s saying something.The two family nature hotels, the food, the timing — it was all just, chef’s kiss. We spent SO much time outdoors and it was action packed but relaxing at once. We are so not a ‘lay by the pool’ kind of holiday family. We typically cut those kinds of holidays short
Travel teaches you the art of wellness minimalism. (opens the original)
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I am sending this to you while in the Austrian Alps with my family. I wrote it back in May for Truly Crunchy Magazine. When I’m home from this trip, I’ll share how I practiced what I call ‘wellness minimalism’ this time, with three kids in Europe. Enjoy!<source
You don’t owe the internet everything. On staying private while remaining authentic (authenticity should not be a performance). (opens the original)
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I’m writing to you from the Dolomites!You may notice this piece of writing feels a bit different than usual. It’s because I’m in full holiday mode with the kids and Erik and out of my routine writing rhythm. We’ve adjusted to the time change, thanks to long and active days outside and our sunrise walks.I am the PR girl for the sun. Every morning back home I walk around the house with my morning chant of ‘kids, morning sun!!’The sun just does so much for us. If you get the sun right, you can live
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