What if the most memorable Advent calendar contained neither perfume nor whisky nor chocolates, but twenty-five encounters with something far older: the human voice telling stories?
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Little Readers, A Better World
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Raising the Next Generation of Responsible Travellers: An Insightful Sublime Magazine Interview with Children’s Author Emmy Chan on Her Formative Book “Remy and the Great Alpine Adventure”
AI Is Not Cool. That Matters More Than Silicon Valley Thinks
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Generative AI may be spreading quickly, but ubiquity is not legitimacy. Beneath the statistics of adoption, a cultural judgement is forming around authenticity, power and the value of human work.
Redefining Modern Hospitality
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Sublime meets Christina Athanasiadou, the inspiring manager of Athens’ boutique hotel Mona, where empathy and female leadership are breaking the mould and radically redefining the modern guest experience.
The Return to Conscious Design
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In an industry driven by speed, trends and overproduction, Sublime explores how Italian designer Carlo Caltabiano creates luxury bags with a distinctive approach that champions slow fashion as the new way of making.
Aura Power, The Book
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We’ve all heard about emotional intelligence, but I believe the next big thing in self-development is energy awareness. This is a term I’ve coined that describes the ability to read energy. In my new book “Aura Power – A guide to Healing, Energy and Enhancing Your Outer glow” I make the invisible tangible, practical and endlessly useful. If you are ready for a transformative exploration of your energetic landscape, read on.
Catch Me If You Can
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Back in 2006, at the very beginning of the Sublime journey, we met Wayne and Gerardine Hemingway. We were drawn to their way of questioning the everyday — challenging the habits, systems and ideas that we had come to accept without thinking.
The Professor Who Reinvented Skincare
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When Icelandic professor Guðrún “Rúna” Marteinsdóttir became frustrated with conventional skincare, she turned to science instead of marketing. Her search for better ingredients led to an eight-year research journey that transformed marine biology and food science into an award-winning skincare innovation.
The real self is not “I” but “WE”
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In an age of increasing uncertainty and complexity, how we pay attention to the world has never been so critical. The work of Professor Iain McGilchrist on the hemispheres of the brain sheds light on how we might navigate these times and stay connected with ourselves, others, and the world around us…
