Substacks recommended by Cheyanne Johnson

Recommended by Cheyanne Johnson

Nature connection and creativity for you and the planet.

Rachel’s work is part mindfulness and part creativity, all through the lens of nature. She’s building a beautiful community over on her page.

- Cheyanne Johnson

Thyme is Honey

By Dani Bruflodt

Actionable advice for sustainable productivity, digital organization, and healthy habit formation. ✌🏻♥📝

I initially thought about labeling this one a productivity newsletter (and it is) But, really you never know what you’re going to get which is the magic.

- Cheyanne Johnson

Make / Do by Erin Boyle

By erin boyle

A scrappy little newsletter about living creatively, consuming thoughtfully, acting boldly, and generally making do, at home and elsewhere.

I love anything Erin writes. It oozes mindfulness and simplicity – things I could use more of in my life.

- Cheyanne Johnson

Baur Studio

By Diana Strinati Baur

Diana Strinati Baur is a ceramic artist, mixed media painter, and historic home restorer in Germany and Italy.

Diana Strinati Baur is an American living between the Italian countryside and the Black Forest in Germany. She is a potter, writer, artist, and designer. I’ll read anything she publishes, whether it’s about expat life, creativity, or aging.

- Cheyanne Johnson

Practising Simplicity

By Jodi Wilson

A weekly newsletter about the simple things. Straight to your inbox Sunday evenings at 7pm so you can slow down for the week ahead.

If you're looking to slow down and simplify life, check out Jodi's work. I love her weekly 5 Things series where she provides an opportunity to slow down and live more intentionally throughout the upcoming week.

- Cheyanne Johnson

Humans Leading

By Jillian Bybee

Humans Leading helps ambitious women learn to live less stressed, more satisfying lives through practical content that helps them transform their days.

As I've dug out of burnout, I've loved Dr. Jillian Bybee's writings on rest, reducing stress, and living more fulfilling lives. She offers impactful tips and tools, while saying authentic to the realities of juggling a full life.

- Cheyanne Johnson