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The Wellbeing Kete — Mens Health
Mens Health

Wellbeing,
woven strand
by strand.

What is the most important thing in the world? It is people, it is people, it is people.

The Wellbeing Kete is a framework — and a growing library — of the ten strands we believe carry the weight.

The Wellbeing Kete — a woven basket with ten labelled strands fanning out: Intellectual, Spiritual, Emotional, Cultural, Nutritional, Digital, Social, Environmental, Physical, Financial.

Three things this is.

The Wellbeing Kete is a way of looking at the whole man — and asking which strand needs strengthening.

i.

A framework

Ten strands of wellbeing, named and held together. A shared language for blokes who want to talk about their lives without sounding like a brochure.

ii.

A library

Real conversations, recorded honestly. We start by interviewing each other. Over time we bring more men in to share what’s working — and what isn’t.

iii.

A coaching tool

For our clients, the kete becomes personal. Click any strand and find your personal wellbeing strategies, prompts, and practices we’ve gathered to strengthen it.

Why we created the Wellbeing Kete.

Men carry quietly. Most of us were taught to. We learnt early that strength looks like silence and that struggle is something you handle on your own. The numbers and the current state of mens health tell us it is not working.

The Wellbeing Kete started as a guiding framework for our own work and our own lives. Ten strands. One basket. Each strand strong on its own and stronger when woven together. We’re using it to think about wellbeing in a holistic way.

We’re starting with content. Honest conversations between us, on camera, about what’s actually working in each strand. Then we’ll bring in other men. Their stories, their strategies, their stumbles. The man that shares what he’s learnt builds a stronger wellbeing kete for us all.

Where we’re posting

Follow the weave as it grows.

New content drops on Instagram first. Short pieces, real conversations, one wellbeing initiative at a time. The first video’s a bit raw — that’s the point. Come along for the rest.

@thewellbeingkete
Instagram · the conversation, in motion
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