So SelfCentred
Because being a little self-centred is kind of the whole point.
Welcome to the blog.
This is where the overthinking goes to rest—alongside gentle meals, half-finished thoughts, and small joys that make modern life a little less unhinged.
It’s soft, slow, and a little too pleased with itself for cancelling plans in favour of a book, a blanket, and absolutely no regrets.
A Gentle Guide to Journalling: A Soft Start to Supporting Your Mind
A gentle, low-effort journalling routine designed for real life. I share what happened when I trialled journalling for 30 days, the structure I used, and a free printable so you can try it without pressure.
The Overnight Oats Formula: One Base, Three Festive Flavours
Easy, high-protein overnight oats with festive flavours. Make-ahead, nourishing breakfasts - dairy & dairy-free (vegan) options included.
The Impossible Fortune Review – Richard Osman
A spoiler-free review of The Impossible Fortune by Richard Osman. A warm, witty Thursday Murder Club mystery with heart, humour, and clever twists.
Throw-Together Meals to Nourish Your Body When You Can’t Even Right Now
Burnout-friendly meals for the days when cooking feels impossible. Simple, throw-together food ideas to nourish your body when your energy is running low.
5 Books That Feel Like a Deep Breath
Need a gentle pause from life? Discover 5 cozy, heartwarming books for adults that feel like a deep breath. Perfect for slow, reflective reading.
The Art of Doing Less
Tired of feeling like you’re falling behind? Here’s how to gently slow down and live more intentionally—without guilt or burnout.
The Let Them Theory Review – Mel Robbins and Sawyer Robbins
A short, empowering read that reminds you peace comes from release, not control. In The Let Them Theory, Mel Robbins delivers a refreshingly honest pep talk about letting people do what they do - and choosing how you respond. A self-respect reset for overthinkers, fixers, and recovering people-pleasers everywhere.
Chickpea & Spinach Soup
A cozy one-pot chickpea and spinach soup that’s high in protein, freezer-friendly, and quietly impressive. Pantry staples, minimal effort—maximum comfort.
Welcome to SelfCentred
Welcome to SelfCentred — a calm space for the gloriously overwhelmed. Think lazy food, comfort reads, and soft boundaries. No pressure. No pep talks. Just a slower way to come home to yourself.
Why We’re Taking a (Kind) Pass on the Personal Challenge Trend
Not everyone needs a challenge to feel alive. Here’s why SelfCentred is taking a kind pass on personal development sprints — and choosing quiet progress instead.