#016 ☼ The Hottest Hyperlinks of '22
#016 ☼ The Hottest Hyperlinks of '22
Most Popular: Homes, Music & Tales of Leisure
ISSUE 016
Crystal Aqua Velva
Sit down with a Crystal Aqua Velva before 2023 is upon us and enjoy a retrospective of the past year in leisure. With deep architectural tasting notes, sonic rabbit holes, eccentric lives and tales of hedonism, art, fashion and photography.
A special thank you to everyone who has been reading along with us since the beginning, and to all new leisure enthusiasts who have helped us break into the top ten culture publications on Substack. We can’t wait to build the largest digital leisure enclave with you in the coming years.
The good life beckons once more!
CURATE WITH US
We loved last week’s discussion in the comments about cool friends doing cool things — keep an eye out for our favourites further down in this issue!
This week we’d love to know…
What are your best tips to live a leisurely life in 2023?
Let us know in the comments 💭
Hottest Hyperlinks of 2022
This year, we shared 140 Hot Hyperlinks with you. Here are the ten most popular:
The Best Way To Answer “So What Do You Do?” with Clay Hebert
Warm vintage things & classic HiFi from HiFi + Plants
Hacking iOS16 to save outfits to the Notes app
Listen to radio anywhere around the world with Radio Garden
Explore the eccentric Alacati Stone House in Turkey
The classy house and techno set by LA LA that went off
103 Bits of Advice I Wish I’d Known by Kevin Kelly
Discover every single genre of music on one site
An architect’s own tiny home only 3 metres wide
Inside an unapologetically fun Midcentury home in LA
SUMMER-ENHANCING LITERATURE
Your Favourite Issues of 2022
Palm Report launched earlier this year and since then we’ve dispatched 16 issues including this one! We recently moved to Substack and to weekly programming which will see that number increase significantly next year. We hope you’ve enjoyed coming along for the ride & we look forward to exploring more closely with you in 2023.
If you’d like to revisit or discover some of what we got up to, here are a few of our most popular issues:
And our personal favourites:
#003 ☼ Carb Crafter: Chloe Wise
#008 ☼ The Pink Buzzcut: Evan Mock
A delightful new addition with our move to Substack is the comment section. Dive in here to discover cool stuff contributed by you:
First Class JPEGs
Everyday we share images that pertain to The Good Life on our Twitter. Here are the definitive votes on High Leisure…
This Italian villa that overlooks Lake Como
This home by Ward Bennett
3. The Macintosh Color Classic II
COMMUNITY CURATED: COOL FRIENDS DOING COOL THINGS
Last week, we did some recon on the coolest things your friends are working on in the comment section. Here are the top picks, curated by the community:
☼ Lifereel Academy (via Eliot)
☼ IndieWorld (via K C)
☼ Pay It Forward (via Tyler)
Hop in the comments this week as we discuss the best tips to live a leisurely life in 2023.
We wish you a very happy new year and see you on the other side :)
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🌴 Discover our Hour of Summer mixtapes on SoundCloud
🌴 Say hey, or drop leisurely content you’ve discovered in the comments below!
My tips for a more leisurely life, which I wrote up for WeTransfer earlier this year ✨
1. Start something with the sole purpose of making your life more exciting
2. Don't look at screens for the first hour of the day
3. Spend as much time as you can at or in the sea
4. Have a detailed vision of what a perfect normal day in your life looks like in 5 years
5. Ignore the people who don't fuck with what you're doing
6. Go on more road trips
7. Know you're always one decision away from a completely new life
8. Curate inspiration every day
9. Be really nice when it's not expected
10. Know what you're optimising your life for
Extended version of each → https://wepresent.wetransfer.com/stories/manifesto-marty-bell
One huge help in 2022 for me was „if it’s a maybe, it’s a no“. If you don’t feel something immediately it’s a no, gets rid of all that worrying about making decisions. 🍸