Contribute

We welcome pitches that help readers make thoughtful choices about time, attention, routines, priorities, boundaries, or reflection. A strong contribution brings one useful idea into focus without promising that a single method will work for everyone.

What makes a good pitch

Send a short proposal that names the subject, the central point, the intended reader, and why the piece would be useful on a busy day. Tell us the shape you have in mind, such as an explainer, comparison, background piece, or occasion-specific guide. A focused angle is more useful than a broad topic like productivity.

The kind of writing we seek

We value specific, original writing that separates established facts from opinion and offers ideas readers can adapt. Avoid universal claims, unsupported promises, promotional copy, and advice that depends on a reader's private circumstances. Disclose relevant interests or affiliations when you pitch.

How to send a proposal

Send your proposal through the Contact page and select the editorial question option, then explain that it is a contribution pitch. Please include a proposed title and a short summary. A pitch is not a guarantee of publication; we will review it for fit and clarity.