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There are two pieces on Econopass this week that I think are worth your time.
The first is for anyone who has quietly stopped reading — not from lack of interest, but from lack of stillness. Lila writes about how she finished fourteen books last year without opening a single one. It is a practical piece, honestly told, and it might change a small but meaningful part of your daily routine.
→ How I Finally Made Time to Read Again — Without Opening a Single Book
The second is for anyone approaching a wedding — their own, or someone close to them. A registry is not a formality. Approached with intention, it is one of the most civilised things a couple can do for their guests, and for themselves. I wrote this one.
→ The Smarter Way to Handle Wedding Gifts — and Why Most Couples Get It Wrong
A Note We Think Is Worth Making
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We also do not live on amour et d’eau fraîche (love & fresh water). Good content takes real time, and time, as it turns out, has a cost.
When you shop through our links, you pay exactly what you would pay regardless. We simply receive a small acknowledgement in return — enough to keep the lights on and the content coming. No algorithms pushed in your face, no brands we don’t believe in, no noise.
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Simon De Lafronde
A Note from Simon de Lafronde
The advice and information in this article come from my experience and research. It’s intended to support your reading with evidence-based insights. If the article is covering wellness or any other health topics, this is not professional advice. Please consult appropriate professionals for your specific situation.
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