Lilli Matilda Articles
No Matter Where I Go, This Home is Mine

No Matter Where I Go, This Home is Mine

If our body is our home, then wouldn’t the roof be our mind? Not just the ceiling, but the outermost layer that shields us from the elements. It stands guard, scanning for threats, always on high alert. Its hardened surface protects us, but in doing so, it keeps us from fully stepping inside. So...

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How to Recover your Creative Self

How to Recover your Creative Self

Are some individuals just lucky to be born creative? Or perhaps creativity is abundantly available in our universe, and we are the vessels through which creativity can express itself. Which of the above ways of thinking empowers us to be at least a little bit curious that, beyond our self-doubt...

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The Wall Between Me and Myself

The Wall Between Me and Myself

This disconnection doesn’t happen overnight. It’s gradual. Subtle. You don’t even notice it at first. Maybe you’ve spent years meeting others’ expectations, shapeshifting to fit in, or silencing your own desires to keep the peace. It’s funny how, with certain things in life, no matter how evident...

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Feeling stuck? Understanding liminal spaces in life

Feeling stuck? Understanding liminal spaces in life

Much like the ocean, life is a constant ebb and flow of change. Sometimes the tide brings a new surge of energy, inspiration and creativity. Other times the waves retreat, leaving behind a sense of vast emptiness with a tinge of uneasiness for what’s to come.These moments, when we're standing on...

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27 lessons I’ve learned in 27 years

27 lessons I’ve learned in 27 years

On October 17th I turned 27 years young. Although the big ‘dirty thirty’ is approaching faster than I'm comfortable with, I have a feeling my 30s and beyond will actually be the time of my life. Why? Because I’ve devoted the last half of my 20s shamelessly on myself. Every year I’m learning and...

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The first taste of digital nomadism

The first taste of digital nomadism

During my Bachelor’s degree, the main source of anxiety for me was the thought that upon graduation I would have to spend the rest of my life stuck working in an office under iridescent lighting and, worst of all, forcing small talk by the coffee machine. I dreaded this thought with every cell in...

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Be full of yourself

Be full of yourself

A letter from the founder, Lilli, on the source of inspiration and origin story of how this online magazine came to be. Skimming through old pieces of writing I stumbled upon a letter to my 20-year-old self which I wrote at the age of 25. It brings to light a solution to the heaviness I’ve...

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Creating space for change

Creating space for change

To catch new winds in your sails, you must change course. Falling into a rut is a sneaky process in which time seems to slip unnoticed from between our fingers. We may begin to feel hollow inside and like everything around us slowly loses all meaning. To escape the echoing emptiness within, we...

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We’re live!

We’re live!

Welcome to Muija! The What Muija is a Finnish - often derogatory - term for woman or wife. But we have turned it into our very own power word. To us, muija implies strength, feminity, and power. Inspired by the strength of women who, through challenges and...

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How to Find Your Flow and Why it Matters

How to Find Your Flow and Why it Matters

Have you ever been so immersed in something, the world seemed to disappear from around you, and time lost its meaning? Perhaps you even forgot to eat or go to the bathroom during that time, because you were on such a high. Sounds familiar? Chances are you experienced what it is like to find your...

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How much of Rejection is Really Redirection?

How much of Rejection is Really Redirection?

Did you know that when we experience rejection the same areas of the brain become activated as when we experience physical pain? Rejection whether from our friends, families, loved ones, or even a recruiter causes us a lot of pain - neurologically speaking, of course. But why does rejection hurt...

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How Horses Help with our Mental Health

How Horses Help with our Mental Health

At the age of 3 I shouted to my mom "now I can go horse riding!" after using the potty myself. The rest is history. Yet 21 years later I am still in awe of horses not just for their beauty, but also how they have impacted my life for the better. I have always felt that there was something special,...

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