Rich Monday Paper, Edition 62 explores what building a legacy means in 2025: living with intention every day, creating meaningful moments, nurturing values that last and showing up for what matters most. Legacy is no longer about leaving behind monuments and begins not with what you own but with how you live and what you leave behind in others.
Rich Monday Paper- How to Walk Tall When Asked to Shrink
Rich Monday Paper 61st edition is an invitation to explore what it means to walk tall, with confidence, when asked to shrink. From Europe’s celebrations and whispers worth listening to, we hope the good news we curated will inspire you!
As we step into our 60th edition this week, our focus at Rich Monday Paper is on How to Stand Up to a Bully. We share Good News that we love this week, EU Focus, The Corner Office Mindset, destination you can reach by rail and top tips on making better life choices.
Rich Monday Paper-What Charms Reflect Your Spirit?
What Charms Reflect Your Spirit?
This week, Rich Monday Paper invites you to explore the quiet magic of your personal charms, from what you wear to the values you embody. Discover stories that inspire, style that speaks, and how to build a life that reflects your essence, one meaningful detail at a time. Let your charms reflect your spirit.
Rich Monday Paper- Letting Happiness In: Why Not You?
The 58th Edition of Rich Monday Paper is landing into the Spring Equinox week! We explore new possibilities, a deeper commitment to letting happiness in and ask yourself: why not you? Spring reminds us that change is not just for others—it’s for you, too.
We invite you to explore new paths to prosperity and reinvention.
The 57th edition of Rich Monday Paper is here with a new question: Where Do You Go From Here? We hope to inspire you to make better lifestyle choices. We believe in bringing you news that nurture the soul. We are not just chroniclers of events; we are seekers of meaning, curators of emotion, and champions of the untold stories that shape our world.
New Era in Thai Fine Dining: Chef Emma Joins Banyan Tree Krabi
A new era of Thai Fine Dining starts with Thailand’s New Year! We invite you to join the Banyan Tree Krabi in celebrating the appointment Chef Emma, a seasoned culinary professional as the hotel’s new Executive Sous Chef.
Meghan Markle’s As Ever: Was It Worth the Pain of Controversy?
In the eye of the storm, it’s hard to measure worth. Meghan Merkel faced relentless criticism, personal anguish and public betrayal. As we celebrate Meghan Markle’s As Ever new collection. we reflect on the price paid for being herself. Was It Worth the Pain of Controversy?
In Conversation with Dame Neslyn Watson-Druée: Leadership Opportunities
In Conversation with Dame Neslyn this year, we are introducing an audio overview of previous conversation, to help you explore practical strategies and enhance your leadership skills. This interview looks into Leadership Opportunities and the factors and strategies for developing excellence in female leaders.
The 50% Rule with Erin Hatzikostas- Your Success Capsule
What if the secret to standing out isn’t in trying harder to fit in?
We reached out to Erin Hatzikostas who’s recent book The 50% Rule, reminds us that you can’t compare yourself to others when you’re competing in a league of your own.
Jennifer Thompson: Breaking Free from the Claws of Perfectionism and Self-doubt
Research shows that millions of high achievers get caught in cycles of self-doubt and flawless success .
In her book, If We’re Being Honest: Silencing the Lies We Tell Ourselves to Live a Life We Love, author Jennifer Thompson offers the antidote to these struggles and break free from the claws of perfectionism.
In Conversation with Dame Neslyn Watson-Druée: Leadership Courage
Dame Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, a Fellow of the Royal College of Nursing, a Fellow of The City and Guilds London Institute, a Member of the Chartered Institute of Personnel Development, Dame Neslyn Watson-Druée launches a new series exclusive to our readers: In conversation- Leadership Courage.
Beyond Earl Gray- What Afternoon Tea Really Says About British Culture
Afternoon Tea is one of the most enduring symbols of British life: timeless, comforting, a little formal perhaps but always infused with the quiet beauty of pause, conversation and kindness. We go beyond Earl Gray to find out what it really says about the British culture.
On average, a typical family of four does about 8–10 loads of laundry per week, which equals roughly 416–520 loads per year. We looked into Carbon Saving for your family of four and our over-washing habits. But how many times should you really wear clothes before washing?
Mindful Travel means understanding the culture and environment you’re stepping into and treating both with reverence. When it comes to collecting seashells, this means that we have to rethink your travels, leave Seashells in the Marine Ecosystem to prevent erosion and protect Biodiversity.
A new image will burn into our collective imagination: six women, diverse in background, bonded by courage, blasting beyond Earth’s grasp with intention and grace. The New Shepard rocket will launch from Blue Origin’s site 30 miles north of Van Horn, Texas with Lauren Sánchez leading the All-Female Space Crew to challenge the Space travel narrative.
Rich Monday Paper, Edition 62 explores what building a legacy means in 2025: living with intention every day, creating meaningful moments, nurturing values that last and showing up for what matters most. Legacy is no longer about leaving behind monuments and begins not with what you own but with how you live and what you leave behind in others.
This week we went where the Tulips bloom: We curated the most enchanting Spring Destinations in Europe: from Keukenhof Gardens to The Alnwick Garden to capture this brief moment of natural beauty that only tulips mirror…
The Elizabeth Tower carries the name of one of the world’s most enduring women leaders, standing tall as a tribute to Queen Elizabeth II’s strength, service and unwavering commitment to her people. There are at least 334 reasons women Love Big Ben. Don’t be afraid to reflect on democracy and leadership in 2025
