For the last decade I’ve found myself chasing perceived ideas of ‘success,’ and I’ve experienced my fair share of it: I’m the founder of Lindsay Scholz Studio, a design studio for e-commerce, lifestyle and beauty businesses.

But I’ve felt a deep inner craving for more: more stillness, more space, more honest writing – and after hearing friends whisper these same sentiments over coffee, I know I’m not alone.

At my core, I’m a writer and journalism major just trying to figure out what a more mindful, centered and balanced life looks like outside of achievement and doing – and this space is about helping you do the same, too.

The Slow Studio is a thoughtful newsletter curated for those of us relearning how to go slow, coupled with musings on mindful living, creativity, community, personal essays, tender motherhood and more.

This is an inviting space full of commentary on the real-life conversations I’m having about the big things: navigating my 30s authentically, getting to know my truest self, weathering career changes (and changes of heart), entering first-time parenthood and more.

Of course, I’ve made space for the small(er), lighter things, too: music and films too good not to share, must-read books, feel-good creative practices and day-to-day Millennial commentary.

I’m approaching The Slow Studio with a beginner’s mindset, and because of that, all content is currently available to readers and subscribers for free.

Will this change in the future? Possibly. But for now, I want to write honestly and without the pressure of expectations, so enjoy all that The Slow Studio has to offer.

As a subscriber, you’ll receive regular newsletters with all of the goodness I’ve curated and published on relearning how to go slower, one day at a time.