Calypso Barnum-Bobb Calypso Barnum-Bobb

How to deal with regret

Self-discovery coach Calypso Barnum-Bobb offers up empathetic advice on dealing with regret: from reminding yourself that nothing is concrete to checking whether an apology is needed.

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Calypso Barnum-Bobb Calypso Barnum-Bobb

How to make this year your year

In 2024 and beyond, we’re inviting you to reflect on your true desires - and see what joy that unlocks for you…

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Esther Hurst Esther Hurst

How to start the year off strong

As the new year rolls around, so does the inevitable - and often unhelpful - pressure to set resolutions. That’s why we’ve teamed up with Wild Nutrition to bring you a kinder, more realistic guide to starting 2024 off strong.

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Esther Hurst Esther Hurst

How to live in the moment this Christmas

Do you ever feel frustrated with yourself for only enjoying things in hindsight? Us too. We hope our reflections and suggestions will help guide you through the season (and beyond).

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Esther Hurst Esther Hurst

The Know’s bumper gift guide

Whether you’re buying for a food lover, culture vulture, globe-trotter or that special someone in your life, we’ve got you covered.

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Kate Samuelson Kate Samuelson

Great gifts for the men in your life

If you need some serious present inspo tailored specifically towards the special men in your life, then this gift guide will help. From waterproof trainers to a woodcarving workshop, there should be something here to fit all fellas this festive season and beyond.

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How to stop doomscrolling

During heavy news cycles, doomscrolling can become addictive - but how helpful is it to keep going back to the traumatic stuff? We offer some tips to keep the balance between informed and in control.

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How to stop feeling so “meh”

Do you feel like the things you used to love no longer bring you the same joy? There’s a scientific name for this “meh” feeling: anhedonia.

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The Know The Know

How to find your flow

Finding your flow - also known as being “in the zone” - refers to the experience of becoming lost in whatever it is that you’re doing, entirely absorbed beyond the point of distraction. But how exactly do we get there?

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