Ethos magazine

Have you been pining after an issue of Ethos magazine for an age now, but several years ago you bet your best friend that you would only ever purchase things at sale prices? Yeah? Thought so. Well, this one is for you. All issues from 1 to 15 of Ethos magazine have been reduced in price! Some by 50%, others even more. 📙Ethos 1 and Ethos 2 – now sold out! 📕 Ethos 3 to Ethos 11 – now only £3 until they sell out (except Ethos 6 which is sold out!) 📘 Ethos 12 to Ethos 15 – now only £6! 📗Ethos 16 to Ethos 20 – still £12 (priceless good-people-good-business content for less than 20 quid? A bargain!) Head to our website to grab yourself a priceless read at reduced prices, bragging to your friend that you did it! And then maybe encourage them to do it, too🤷 👉 👈

Summer is all about freedom, exploration, escapism. And we could all do with a little escape, right? A little inspiration from good ideas, better businesses and bright-eyed innovation… And what’s a better escape than a good, and reasonably-priced, read? Well, that’d be a GREAT and REDUCED priced read. Which is exactly what we have for you. Issues 1 to 15 of Ethos magazine have been discounted by 50%, or more! Whilst the price of living is soaring, the price of escape has been severed. Shut the door on the cost-of-living crisis and open the pages to the good people and their good businesses that are doing a whole lot of good for the planet 🌍 Get your copies here:

Hello friends, we hope you’re all well and enjoying the sunshine (if you're lucky enough to get some), wherever you are! 💚 Speaking of which, summer’s finally upon us and, for many of you, it can only mean one thing… Holidays! 🏖️ Whether you’re staying at home this year or heading abroad, this summer’s also a great opportunity to try out some of our July Green Swaps and discover some new ways of relaxing that are as good for the planet as well as your own wellbeing. 🌍️ Some of the things you could try include: 🧼 Swapping the liquid toiletries you usually take with you for biodegradable shampoo bars. 🌞 Ditching your regular big-brand (and typically chemical-packed) sun cream for reef-safe alternatives. 🛫 Going flight-free and reducing your carbon footprint by trying out different, greener forms of travel and transport. These are just some of the holiday-focused swaps that make up Challenge 7, and you can read why we’ve suggested them and see others on the Ethos website: https://lnkd.in/e9v5QbqC

They say “go big, or go home” but we’re saying “go big AND go home, to read said big book that you’ve chosen as your #TheBigRead this July.” 🫡 Why? Because @thebookshop_org_uk have set us all a summer reading challenge this month, in aid of supporting indie bookshops nationwide. Every book you read and recommend on your social media platforms is helping booksellers across the UK to keep their gateways to a billion faraway and fantastical worlds intact. Plus, you might be in for a chance to win a selection of bookish Bookshop goodies! Talk about winner winner, sorry I’m reading so I’ll probably skip dinner 🤷 Ethos is taking part too, reading big, reading widely, and reading one of the recommended books from Ethos founder, Fiona, in issue 20. If you’re looking for 31 practical ways to explore your creativity this summer, then try this on for size: . So, bookish beings, it’s time to read, recommend and repeat. As Taylor Swift herself said whilst she was holidaying here in her new favourite city; are you read-y for it? 📚

“Haven’t we all thought that Pandas have the best pearly whites we’ve ever seen? They might be morons when it comes to balance and avoiding head injury, but when it comes to dental care; they’re way ahead of the game. Brushing, flossing, possibly pole vaulting with bamboo, all because it is infinitely better than plastic use.” This month’s Green Swaps are grabbing Aqua by the scruff and saying “plastic? Ugh! So NOT fantastic.” By swapping our toothbrushes for bamboo ones, storing leftovers in glass containers, carrying reusable and sustainable bottles and even by taking part in Plastic Free July. It does what it says on the reusable tin. Are you in?

Meet: Plastic Free July. “A global movement that helps millions of people be part of the solution to plastic pollution – so we can have cleaner streets, oceans, and beautiful communities,” hosted by Plastic Free Foundation. https://lnkd.in/f6rJSUr The mission, should you choose to accept it, is to reduce single-use plastics in everyday ways – doesn’t sound too impossible, does it? Whether that’s home, school, work, out-and-about activities like shopping and coffee-stopping, there are innumerable ways, little and large alike, that you can cut out plastics for the month – and maybe even beyond that. The Plastic Free July challenge website comes equipped with an array of resources; videos, posters, ideas, solutions, tips and tricks and tremendous encouragement, as well as a resourceful “Pesky Plastics” quiz helping you to figure out what plastics you can and can’t change from your everyday routines – all for (plastic) free! Feeling up to the challenge? And all of our other plastic-free Green Swaps for June? Then read here for more: https://lnkd.in/eMhR885e

Hello again green beings! Alongside last month’s continuing challenge, May is themed around, well, ourselves; Ethos. Specifically, the latest issue: Ethos 20, which was released just last month. A magazine crammed full of good stories about good people and their good businesses, doing a whole lot of good for the world. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/exrSirs4

Yesterday we headed to Clerkenwell Design Week to catch up with some of our issue 20 participants, including Norwegian furniture manufacturers Fora Form. Find out more about them, and how they bring people together in our workplaces, buy ordering your copy now https://lnkd.in/eMpyJsKD

“With her long term work empowering local women and refugees, Turkish chef Ebru Baybara Demir is improving society by gastronomy. One plate at a time.” Gastronomy; surprisingly nothing to do with astronomer’s trapped gas. And everything to do with food, culture and empowerment. Read more about Ebru’s impact on her local community in the latest issue of Ethos: https://lnkd.in/eMpyJsKD

Young people just aren’t as connected with nature as they used to be. Which is why Agency for Nature isn't encouraging them to do what “used to be” done. Instead, they’re doing it differently. Sexily. 😈 If you want to know how to revive your love for Mother Earth – she is a MILF, after all – then grab your copy of Ethos 20 and find out how to do just that. Just don’t read it in front of your grandpa. 📗: https://lnkd.in/eMpyJsKD