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Emma Johnson

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About me…

I am a freelance writer, social media manager and podcast producer, based in London and the Cotswolds.
My areas of expertise include wellbeing, mental health, self-development, women’s interest, parenting, lifestyle, and luxury brands.
I have interviewed and worked with the likes of Michelle Ogundehin (author and tv presenter); John Vincent (founder of Leon); Tamsin Calidas (author of I am an Island); Dale Vince (founder of Ecotricity); Nick Campbell (former England cricketer); Emma Slade (former HSBC banker turned Buddhist nun); Saasha Celestial-One (founder of Olio); Kenton Cool (mountaineer); and Timothy Everest (London tailor).
I have written for BA High Life, British Travel Journal, Kintsugi, The City Magazine, Delivering Happiness, Thrive Global, Purpose Fairy and Maybourne Magazine, as well as working with clients such as Blinkist, Dream Escape, British Airways; Eurostar; Broadgate Estates; Canary Wharf Group; Small Luxury Hotels of the World; Bobbi Brown; Knight Frank; Nutmeg Investment.
I am a qualified journalist with over 15 years’ experience, and nearly a decade in social media management.
Most recently I have written about slow travel, the art of resting, rejection therapy, ageing, reframing time, emotional intelligence, travel in Tibet, spring fashion in Scandinavia, the history of tea in Britain and investing in rare books.
I have three children, including twin boys, and live in the Cotswolds. I have a personal blog, awildlifeinwords.co.uk, in which I write about motherhood, wellbeing and slow living in the country.

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A pink sky for a late afternoon bike ride. As they waited for me in the drive, all the children kept calling ‘Mummy, come!! Look!! The sky is magical.” And then Elsa said, as we went down the lane: “It’s a fire sky to warm our

Tending to our grief. In my grief circles we’ve been discussing the idea of tending to our grief. Not trying to move on or away from it, but to acknowledge it as part of our lives and to tend to it, as you would anything else precious. Part of

Things my sister loved. Pink wine, flowers, me. When someone dies you lose so much, but part of it is the loss of being loved in the way that they loved you. I ache for the way she loved me, that sisterly bond that never broke, the way she loved my f

How often have you tried to explain how you’re feeling to someone and been told “just try and think positive” or “it could be worse” or “have you tried…?” or “when that happened to me…&rdq

My therapist recently told me that there’s no ‘wrong way’ to grieve - but there is a right way, and it’s different for every single person. We grieve the way WE need to, and that’s ok. It’s not perfect, it’s

I dreamt about my sister last night. She was alive, laughing and the best version of herself she’d ever been. Waking up this morning felt like someone had played a horrible trick on me. My body feels more tired than it should, and tears are ver

I left the centrepiece from my women’s circle @thewildcirclespace out for the children to see. And they loved it. I was quite touched by how much time they spent looking at it, playing with it, rearranging it, discussing the different bits of i

It is such an incredible joy to work on putting my circles together. I spend hours reading and immersing myself in stories and writings about the seasons, I discover wild and wonderful rituals that are perfect for marking the time of year, I practise

Double rainbows over @officialgiffordscircus tonight. Sunshine and jolly circus capers gave way to the most extraordinary thunderstorm, and torrential rain…we squealed and giggled and ran for the car, and ate hot dogs in the boot while Elsa an