#REPOST

Content from around the world that deserves a repost.

Each with the goal to inspire, engage, and connect.

MAGDALENE ODUNDO

JULIANNA MARGULIES

YASMIN KHAN

MICHAEL J. FOX

Photo: Andrik Langfield

Photo: Instagram/@geloyconcepcion

Photo: Paul Trienekans

SEEING the LIGHT

A QUESTION of INTROSPECTION

TAKE ME HOME COUNTRY ROADS

BRAIN WASHING

BLOOMBERG

When his LinkedIn post went viral, Jonny Frostick realised he was on the right path. He had published his post while recovering from a heart attack, sharing his regrets, namely excess time spent working instead of being with his family. Coming from a bank manager, this message struck a chord.

NPR

A project borne out of loneliness and disconnection resulted in a community and a movement in understanding of just how connected we all are. For Geloy Concepcion, it all began with a simple question: What do you wish you could have said but didn't?

THE ATLANTIC

An iconic American single known the world over dreaming up nostalgic scenes of the American Dream. John Denver's 1971 hit would become an anthem for many around the world, mainly in Asia, at a time when home, when America, meant hope and possibility and a place of truly belonging.

Photo: MarkN/WSJ Magazine

Photo: Ballantyne Books

Photo: yasminkhanstories.com

WSJ MAGAZINE

Her ceramic art is among the most celebrated and coveted in the world, even shattering records on how much an item is worth. For Magdalene Odundo, creating her art is a study in history, culture, and humanity. And how a car crash that destroyed some of her most valuable creations resulted in her boldest work yet.

THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER

Known for playing strong & complicated women in her roles in ER and The Good Wife, Julianna Margulies is one of the most recognisable (and bankable) tv stars in America. In a new memoir, Margulies writes about her journey thus far, the lessons she learned, and how a pivotal decision came from recognising what was most important.

VOGUE

Writer, cook, broadcaster Yasmin Khan explores how the heartbreak and trauma from multiple miscarriages deepened her relationship with food. In a stunningly beautiful and honest piece, Khan shares the most vulnerable parts of herself and how through food, she found not only solace but also an expansion in her emotional journey.