What would you do now if you knew you only had one year left to live?

Mission 52 is an invitation to live with intent. Through stories, tools, and reflections, it explores how small shifts in awareness can shape a more meaningful life.

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Mission 52 began as a weekly journaling practice, a way to slow down and pay closer attention to my emotional landscape.

Over time, it’s become a space to explore how awareness shapes understanding, and how understanding shapes the way we live.

Through stories, tools, and reflections, I share what I’m learning about living with intent: noticing more, defining what truly matters, and aligning everyday choices with the values that make life feel whole.

Read the story behind Mission 52

From the Journal

A collection of stories and reflections from my own practice, the lessons, ideas, and moments that shape what Mission 52 is becoming.

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Reclaiming My Mornings

A grounded reflection on how simple morning rituals—reading, journaling, movement, and meditation—help me recentre and return to myself. Not a routine for productivity, but a daily practice of presence, clarity, and quiet strength.

Floating Back to Myself

After weeks of drifting, a solitary swim in the Thames brought me back to myself. A moment of stillness, a lift in tension, and the quiet return to what matters.

Alcohol and the slow reckoning

A quiet war between two selves. This is the uneasy truce I’m trying to make.