Monique Van Tulder

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An Invitation: One Tiny Tweak This Week #15

The Surprisingly Big Impact of Micro Things:

Invitation: One Tiny Tweak This Week


Hello and Happy Sunday!

This week on A Grown Up’s Gap Year – The Podcast, we’re talking micro-novelties. Those small, fresh changes that somehow shift everything – like taking the long way home or eating your Tuesday toast on the verandah instead of at the bench.

Because sometimes it’s not about changing your whole life. It’s about changing your angle.

You’ll hear:
– the story behind the tweaks I made, to FEEL better
– what it actually is (not a trend, but a tool)
– and how to create a little jolt of “oh hello, life” right where you are

🎧 Listen to the episode here

And as always, it pairs well with your sneakers – pop them on and take A Grown Up’s Gap Year – The Podcast, for a walk in the fresh air!

I hope you enjoy it.

Love & hugs,
Monique x

COMING NEXT WEEK

What happens when you finally get a moment to yourself – in another country, in another bed, in a quiet Airbnb with no one asking you where the cheese grater is? Next week’s Podcast episode and Newsletter is a love letter to solo travel: not to ‘find yourself,’ but to remember yourself. Whether it’s a weekend, a month, or just a long walk in a place where no one knows your name – it might just be the prescription you didn’t know you needed.

Read my thoughts: AFR – The Rise of Solo Travel →

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I’m talking with artist Desiree Prinsloo, who divides her time between Sydney and the island of Hydra – and who describes mid-life as middle youth. I could not love this sentiment more.

Dear Blokes #4

If the woman you love keeps half-joking about a Greek island, a beach shack or a hotel down the road (without you), it’s usually not just about the house.