Living a Good Life, Delivered Weekly: A Free Newsletter Worth Subscribing To.
Are you tired of feeling stuck in your daily routine? Want to improve your overall well-being but not sure where to start? Look no further. The Guardian has launched "Well Actually", a free weekly newsletter that offers practical advice and expert insights on how to live a good life.
Each week, subscribers will receive a dose of helpful tips, answers to common questions, and inspiring stories about people who have made positive changes in their lives. From nutrition and fitness to mental health and relationships, the Well Actually newsletter covers it all.
The best part? It's completely free and comes straight to your inbox every week. So why not sign up today and start taking control of your life?
Just a heads up, newsletters may include information about charities, online ads, or content funded by outside parties. Don't worry, you can always opt out if that's what you prefer.
To get started, simply click the link to create an account on The Guardian website. You'll be able to customize your subscription and start receiving "Well Actually" in no time.
Are you tired of feeling stuck in your daily routine? Want to improve your overall well-being but not sure where to start? Look no further. The Guardian has launched "Well Actually", a free weekly newsletter that offers practical advice and expert insights on how to live a good life.
Each week, subscribers will receive a dose of helpful tips, answers to common questions, and inspiring stories about people who have made positive changes in their lives. From nutrition and fitness to mental health and relationships, the Well Actually newsletter covers it all.
The best part? It's completely free and comes straight to your inbox every week. So why not sign up today and start taking control of your life?
Just a heads up, newsletters may include information about charities, online ads, or content funded by outside parties. Don't worry, you can always opt out if that's what you prefer.
To get started, simply click the link to create an account on The Guardian website. You'll be able to customize your subscription and start receiving "Well Actually" in no time.
! It's all about spreading positivity and good vibes, you know? I think it's amazing that they're offering a free resource like this – it's just what we need to shake off that feeling of being stuck in a rut 
. Plus, who doesn't love getting tips on how to improve their mental health or relationships 
? It's all about taking care of ourselves, right? And the best part is, you can customize your subscription so you get exactly what you need 
. I'm definitely signing up – thanks for sharing!
Anyway, this sounds like a great resource for anyone feeling stuck. I remember when I first started trying out new recipes, it was all about finding the right balance between healthy and delicious 
. The Guardian always seems to know how to tackle topics in a really down-to-earth way, you know? I'm definitely going to have to give this a try... maybe my weekly routine can use some shaking up 
! Subscribing to a newsletter like "Well Actually" seems like a great way to get some helpful tips and inspiration on how to live a better life. Plus, it's totally free, so what do you have to lose? 
The fact that they're not trying to sell me anything is a definite plus - it's more about supporting each other and staying positive, right? I'd definitely give it a shot and see what kind of changes I can make in my daily routine. Maybe we should all start our own self-improvement journey together 
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. like can't they just make a decent forum where we can actually have conversations instead of just being pestered with emails all day? 
And what's up with the formatting on The Guardian website anyway? it's like they're trying to make my eyes bleed with all the ads and stuff. 
Can't they just keep it simple for once? 
! Been feeling kinda meh about my routine lately and this sounds like just what I need - a reminder that there's more to life than just existing 
. Let's see how this plays out!
...i mean, what's not to love about getting a weekly dose of motivation and self-improvement tips? i've been feeling stuck in my routine too lately, so this sounds like just what i need to shake things up 
. definitely signing up for this! 
. But what really got me thinking is how many people are actually taking care of themselves these days? Like, we all know we should be eating more veggies and exercising regularly, but do we really do it? I wish something like this would pop up for vegans or plant-based eaters, that would be amazing 
Just found out about this new newsletter called "Well Actually" from The Guardian and I'm already skeptical 
... gotta sign up just to get bombarded with stuff I don't need 
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but whats up with the ads thing? do they really put ads in newsletters now? 
I mean, who doesn't love getting generic life advice every week? 
It's not like I have better things to do than read about nutrition and fitness tips... again. 
the topics they're covering seem really comprehensive too, from nutrition to mental health...i might actually learn something new 
. Plus, it's only going to take 10 minutes of my week to read up on something that could really make a difference in my life 
. The fact that it covers all these different areas like nutrition, fitness, and mental health is amazing - I'm definitely signing up and seeing what "Well Actually" has to offer 
I'm not sure why we need another newsletter telling us how to live a good life. Can't we just figure it out ourselves? 
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just wondering if they'll have any sections about productivity or time management though?