undeserved pt. II by Teoni Remember when working from home meant logging onto your laptop in your pyjamas and hoping nobody asked you to turn your camera on? What started as a necessity quickly became something a lot of people actually enjoyed. For years, the daily routine was pretty much the same. Wake up, get dressed, rush to the station, squeeze onto a packed train, spend eight hours at a desk and then do the same journey home. Then suddenly, the commute disappeared. For s

Portrait of a Stranger by Jitao There’s a weird point in your late twenties when you start questioning your job. You have the salary. You have the experience. On paper everything looks pretty good. But you’re tired. You spend Sunday evenings thinking about Monday. You finish work with no energy left for anything else. And at some point you start asking yourself, is this really what I want to be doing for the next 10 years? For a lot of people the answer isn’t to quit their jo

Morning Glory by Danielle Mckinney We’re all busy. Uni, work, social plans, deadlines and way too much time on our phones. When we finally get a free evening, we usually end up scrolling TikTok for two hours and wondering where the time went. Maybe we don’t need another productivity hack. Maybe we just need a hobby. Having a hobby gives you something to do that isn’t about work, studying or being online. It doesn’t have to be impressive either. You don’t need to make money fr