3 Newsletters to Elevate Your Inbox
It’s Time to Receive some Joy into Your Inbox…
I’ve been saying it for a while, but I truly do feel that blogs are coming back. I love reading a blog on the weekends and at lunctime. Most importantly, having blogs that regularly update themselves allows for some gorgeous newsletters to elevate your inbox.
If you’re like me, I hate having my inbox filled with junk. However, these newsletters provide inspiration to take every area of my aspect to the next level. From recipes, thoughtful discussions and style tips, these newsletters are a joy to read on my morning commute or with a cuppa.
So, if you’re looking for a little inspiration closer to home, then subscribe to An Edited Life. A shameless plug, however, my newsletter is one that drops into your inbox weekly. Filled with ideas and inspo, you can subscribe at the bottom of the post or on the homepage.
So if you’re ready to get a daily dose of joy, here are the newsletters to elevate your inbox and subscribe to.
Monica Beatrice: Croissant Reading.
I’ve followed Monica’s blog for a while and love her podcast. I’ve been a long-time subscriber to her newsletter, Croissant Reading. In addition, I’ve had the honour of being featured in it multiple times. Monica’s newsletter has provided me with great resources and thought provoking posts. One to subscribe to for some weekend smiles.
Mary Orton: Monday Memo.
Mary is my new girl crush (oh to live a percentage of her life!) and her Monday Memo is my favourite thing to read on my morning break. It’s full of stylish inspo and aspirational wants.Truly, it’s great for filling your inbox with style and sophistication.
Chris Loves Julia: Love Letter.
I’m a huge fan of Chris Loves Julia’s blog for such a long time and have recently subscribed to their weekly newsletter. Their love letters are truly inspiration and perfect for those who love interiors and DIYs. They are truly stuffed with inspiration, you find something new every time you open one of their newsletters.
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