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Recommended by Chris James

The Vitruvian

By Zach Schenken

Meditations on philosophy, spirituality, vitality, creation & more.

shy by design

By Michael Thompson

Stories and insights to quietly stand out.

Jamie Nicholson

Every week, I share my learnings on life & the creator economy.

Serendipity Lab

By Brian Wiesner

You're in the right place at the right time. I write about people, cities, and serendipity (among other things).

I recommend Brian because he’s a world traveler who knows how to provide insight through entertainment and stories. He’s also a good friend.

- Chris James

A Questionable Life

By Alex Michael

Questionable essays about living.

The Vital Neighborhood

By Melissa Menke

An exploration into building the places everyone wants to be.

Jeremy Scharf's Newsletter

Traveling the world until I'm ready to stop. Going to the heart of ancient spiritual and healing traditions in Asia and South America. Writing stories weekly about what I find.

Radically Pragmatic

By Radical Radha

Dismantling hegemonic narratives and lessons on building a profound life.

Chop Wood, Carry Water

By Edward

Working sustainably – matters of money, writing & lifestyle design

The Rise: Spiritual Performance Coaching

By Zan Tafakari

Performance Coach. Unlock 10x success in your work through principles of spirituality. 5 minutes a week. Join 1k+ readers today.

I recommend Insight Axis by Zan because it's clear and concise thoughts on relevant topics. Side benefit, his art is amazing.

- Chris James

The Elysian

By Elle Griffin

Writing about the future of nation-states, capitalism, and humanity. Building a cooperative media ecosystem.

Build The Village

By Michael Perrone

THE premier source for how men can build fraternity, community and family in the 21st Century.

Michael has a treasure trove of insights

- Chris James

Pathless by Paul Millerd

Unexpected takes on the modern world of work. Paul explores our obsession with work and the default path of success and tries to imagine new possibilities for how we can conceive of life, work & what matters.