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Positive News and Honestly Good Inspiration #2
In case you missed it, we have started a series of blog posts called “Positive News & Honestly Good Inspiration” – you can read the first article here. The aim of the game is to lift your spirits and focus on the Honestly Good things happening in the world right now – it’s what we […]
- Written by Alicia Drewnicki
- November 2, 2020
An Interview with A Yoga Teacher – Litsa Yiatros
Litsa Yiatros is a yoga instructor who runs ‘Yoga Not For Yogis‘, and also recently partnered with us for our ‘Body & Movement’ Week campaign to create these ‘Five Easy Yoga Routines You Can Do Every Day At Home’. We were interested in finding more about Litsa’s personal journey and how yoga become part of […]
- Written by Alicia Drewnicki
- February 15, 2020
9 UK-Based Ethical and Sustainable Meetup Groups
If you’ve never used meetup.com, it’s a great site for finding inspiration for community events, that are often free of charge to attend. We scoured Meetup for the best ethical and sustainable meetup groups around the UK, and it turns out there are quite a few to choose from! Here’s the lowdown: 1. The […]
- Written by Alicia Drewnicki
- February 5, 2020
A Beginner’s Guide To Composting
At Honestly Good, we’re huge composting fans! From banana peel, to avocado stones, to apple cores – all the food waste that comes from preparing our smoothies is either used to develop by-products (such as banana peel chutney), or taken to be composted at a nearby allotment. Shout-out to Will at our local allotment in […]
- Written by Alicia Drewnicki
- January 29, 2020
An Interview With Georgina Wilson-Powell
This week we interviewed a sustainability superstar – Georgina Wilson-Powell, who is the founder of Pebble Magazine. Honestly Good has proudly been part of two Pebble events so far (PebbleFest and PebbleFestive) and we’re huge fans of Pebble Magazine, and all of the eco-friendly inspiration it provides us with. Check out our interview below: […]
- Written by Alicia Drewnicki
- January 27, 2020
5 Easy Yoga Routines You Can Do Every Day At Home
Do you ever feel pushed for time and like it’s hard to fit yoga in your life? We hear you! Knowing how busy life gets, we reached out to one of our favourite yoga teachers – Litsa Yiatros, to help us! Litsa runs “Yoga Not For Yogis” (and to start with, how cool is that […]
- Written by Alicia Drewnicki
- January 15, 2020
11 Daily Actions for a Happy and Healthy Mind
This week, our focus is on the mind, and all the things you can do to keep it happy and healthy. Just like every other part of your body, your mind also needs plenty of TLC. From the foods you eat, to the way you move, and the things you focus on, there are so […]
- Written by Alicia Drewnicki
- January 8, 2020
9 Gift Ideas to Help Local Wildlife
Christmas is the time for giving, and this year, we’re focusing on helping the beautiful wildlife around us. If you’re an animal lover looking for the perfect Christmas present, birthday present, or perhaps you’re reading this in the new year fancy treating yourself to a wildlife-friendly new year gift, this is the article for you. […]
- Written by Alicia Drewnicki
- December 16, 2019
7 Travel Destinations with Incredible Natural Beauty
People travel for many reasons, but if magnificent nature is what draws you to a new place, we’ve got 8 amazing places to inspire you with incredible natural beauty. From turquoise lakes, to towering mountains, sea cliffs, hot springs, and caves. Check out the lowdown below: 1) Bled, Slovenia Summary: A resort town in […]
- Written by Alicia Drewnicki
- November 25, 2019
14 Meditation Tips for People with a Busy Mind and a Busy Life
Meditation is powerful. It can help train your brain to be more productive, de-stress, and can even lengthen your life. The concept of meditation seems simple in principle – take some time out to relax, be still, and focus your mind. However, in reality, the fast-paced nature of our lives makes it much more difficult […]
- Written by Alicia Drewnicki
- October 28, 2019
10 Air-Purifying Plants For Your Home Or Office (Part 1)
At Honestly Good, we’re huge nature lovers, and believe that you can never have too many plants in your home. Our leafy companions are more than just pretty faces though – did you know that there are certain plants act as air purifiers? NASA conducted a Clean Air Study and found out that some plants […]
- Written by Alicia Drewnicki
- October 14, 2019
12 Ways to Help Wildlife and Connect with Nature this Autumn
As the leaves start falling, and the berries ripen, the arrival of autumn reminds us to slow down, take in the beauty of the great outdoors, and conserve our energy for the months ahead. In Eastern Medicine, autumn marks a time to focus energy inwards, reflect on the year so far, and to let go […]
- Written by Alicia Drewnicki
- September 28, 2019
Why We Chose to Be An Organic Company
September marks the beginning of the Soil Association’s month-long campaign #OrganicSeptember – a movement to encourage more people to try organic, as well as highlighting the importance of organic food and farming. (The Soil Association is the UK’s leading food and farming charity, as well as the UK’s largest organic certification body). Ever since our […]
- Written by Alicia Drewnicki
- September 5, 2019
16 Things You Can Do to Help Save Hedgehogs
At Honestly Good HQ, we’re dedicated to helping save our planet and our beautiful wildlife. Did you know that the UK hedgehog population has declined by a third in 10 years? There are now fewer than 1 million hedgehogs left in the UK. There are lots of reasons for this, including intensive farming and the […]
- Written by Alicia Drewnicki
- November 5, 2018
Bee kind: Why bees need saving and what you can do to help
Bees are magical little creatures that play a pivotal role in maintaining a healthy environment and a healthy economy. They pollinate two-thirds of all the world’s crops and flowers, which helps give us food to eat and flowers to enjoy. Our landscapes rely on bees to fertilise the crops around us, and it would cost […]
- Written by Alicia Drewnicki
- April 30, 2018