Selected Guides
Start Small
Guides built around one modest change — a few minutes of movement, a short list, a simpler evening. Chosen from across Meetis for readers who would rather begin with something manageable than redesign their whole week.
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Everyday Wellbeing
Building a Small Habit Without Changing Your Whole Life
One example habit, a ten-minute walk after lunch, followed through its first four weeks, with an honest look at how long habits take to settle.
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Sleep & Rest
How to Build a Bedtime Routine That Fits Your Life
Seven steps for building a wind-down you can keep on an ordinary weeknight, starting from the time you have to get up.
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Everyday Wellbeing
Planning Breaks into a Busy Working Day
What you may be entitled to, how long a break needs to be, what actually counts as one, and how to fit breaks into a day with no gaps.
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Move
Simple Ways to Break Up Long Periods of Sitting
Checklists for the desk, the home, the commute and the evening, plus a plain account of what guidance on sitting does and does not say.
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Eat Well
Building a Practical Grocery List for the Week
A copy-and-fill list template, a worked example for one person with a small kitchen, and the reasoning behind each section.
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Everyday Wellbeing
A Practical Guide to Taking Screen Breaks
Why eyes tire at a screen, a five-step break routine including the 20-20-20 rule, and the setup changes that make breaks work better.
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Move
Making Space for Movement in a Small Home
A four-part worksheet: audit the spots you have, match activities to them, solve the practical problems and give it a time.
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Everyday Wellbeing
How to Keep a Simple Wellbeing Journal
Four short templates to choose from, practical tips for keeping one going, and a frank look at what the research on journalling does and does not show.
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Move
How to Set Activity Goals Without an All-or-Nothing Mindset
What the guideline numbers are for, what they are not for, and a three-level way of setting goals that survives an ordinary week.
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Eat Well
Planning Simple Meals When Time Is Limited
One working week, followed day by day: a single Sunday pot, a cupboard of foods that wait, and five dinners in twenty minutes or less.









