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Rich Monday Paper,Hello Autumn, Edition 115
This edition arrives as the light changes, and it leans into that shift rather than away from it. Here is real hope enveloped in good vibes. From Japan, Kosuke Shirako invites us to explore the Kosuke Protocol, a five-stage method for turning fragments observed across climate, markets and human behaviour into decisions its founder says shared AI models cannot produce. Alongside a continent-wide look at Europe's good news and a full breakdown of which countries deliver the most social wealth, with the top ten located in Europe. Around them, the news that actually moved the world, with a softer, seasonal thread through the first week of autumn. Two pieces sit at its emotional centre: the real science of self-trust and eight genuinely practical steps to alleviate low energy. Your favourite weekly columns bring fresh flavours to travel, London Calling and Weekend Bookshelves as we curated a few gems. Remember to share your upcoming news with us first! www.richmondaypaper.com
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John Bissell's The Power of Negative Thinking Draws on 14 Years Rescuing Failing Businesses in Portland
Darie Nani · 8 September 2026
The author lost a company of his own when a single client went bankrupt owing him 83% of his income, then coached more than 100 owners of failing businesses between 1986 and 2000. His practical guide argues that doubt and worry, used deliberately, are better preparation than forced positivity.
The Edit
Italy's Anti-Inflammatory Season Starts When the Olive Mills Open in October
Newly pressed oil loses a fifth to nearly half of its oleocanthal within a year in the bottle, so the weeks after the harvest are the time for ribollita, pasta e fagioli and bagna cauda, with evidence behind them that is real but smaller than the marketing.
Dr Marina Nani
Self-honesty- An Uncomfortable Conversation with Yourself
There is a habit many high-achieving women mistake for self-awareness. It involves reviewing your performance with extraordinary rigour, cataloguing your shortcomings in detail, and holding yourself to standards that would feel cruel if applied to anyone else.
Dr Marina Nani
A Sea Squirt Compound Reversed Several Signs of Aging in Old Mice
Dr Marina Nani
Women's Support in the Workplace as UK Law Will Require Menopause Plans From 2027
Dr Marina Nani
Thirteen Things Worth Doing This Week, from the Last Night of the Proms to Free Films in Peckham
Dr Marina Nani
Healthy Habits This Autumn Begin With a Shorter To-Do List
Dr Marina Nani
Career & Ambition
China Is Teaching Six Year Olds to Speak AI
While Western governments debate whether artificial intelligence belongs in the classroom at all, China has already made it compulsory from the age of six. The policy is less about teaching children to code than about building a generation that treats AI the way earlier generations treated arithmetic.
Dr Marina Nani · 24 August 2026
Monday Mindset: Why Mondays Feel Hard and How to Reset
Death by Overwork: Sanae Takaichi, Japan's Prime Minister Now Sleeps Less Than Margaret Thatcher
The art of listening: Oprah's conversation on work-life balance
No Magic Formula Required: How a North Queensland Mum Found Freedom Beyond Burnout
Wellbeing
Setting Boundaries This Autumn
Why saying no feels so hard this time of year, and what the guilt is actually telling you.
Dr Marina Nani · 27 August 2026
Status Quo: How Location Shapes Your Self-Perception and Identity
Meta on Trial: 29 US States will end social media's power to addict children and knowingly damage their mental health
When Are You Enough? The Reality Behind "More" and Your Lack of Self-confidence
The Netherlands Claims Six of the World's Top 11 Cities for Quality of Life in 2026
Money & Family
The Massive Transfer of Wealth Reshaping Real Estate
Roughly $4.6 trillion in global real estate is set to change hands over the next decade, and the generation inheriting it is buying nothing like the generation that built it. Coldwell Banker's own data shows the shape of the shift already under way.
Dr Marina Nani · 24 August 2026
Where Can I Move for the Best Quality of Life and What Will It Actually Cost Me This Year?
Relocation's Cost when Moving to the World's Best Countries for High Quality of Life
The New Medicaid Work Rule Won't Apply to Most Mothers of Young Kids
Nearly Half of Recent College Graduates Have Moved Back In With Their Parents
Books for Family Life
Books on motherhood, career and building a family life that works.
What’s so Funny About Dementia?
Pam Mullarkey Robbins Ph.D.
Happy Raksha Bandhan
Aditi Srivastava Modi
A Powerful Divorce
Barbara Parker
Welcome Home
Gina Romero
I'm In Your Corner
Sharon M. Usherwood
Ice Cream Queen
Lokelani Alabanza
Andy the Admiral and the USS Shipshape
Mark C. Fava
The Secret Life of Tools
Barry Waldo
The Liberation Year
Annie M Henderson
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