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Lachlan Brown
Contributor at The Artful Age
- 121 stories
- Writing since 2025
Lachlan Brown is a writer, entrepreneur, and mindfulness enthusiast who recently stepped into the most creative role of all: parenthood. Based between Vietnam and Singapore, he’s the founder of Brown Brothers Media, a digital publishing company.
Lachlan holds a Graduate Diploma of Psychological Studies from Deakin University and is the bestselling author of Hidden Secrets of Buddhism: How to Live with Maximum Impact and Minimum Ego. He brings together insights from psychological studies, mindfulness, and everyday family life. His writing often explores how we can live with more presence, compassion, and resilience—values he’s now discovering all over again through the eyes of his baby daughter.
When he isn’t building websites or writing about mindful living, Lachlan can usually be found running in the tropical heat of Saigon, practicing his Vietnamese with his wife’s family, or soaking up the small but magical moments of early parenthood.
Lachlan also writes for The Artful Age.
Signature pieces
- + The Journal Robert Atchley, the sociologist who spent his career studying retirement, argued the popular idea of finding a whole… Aug 10, 2026
- + Family Life Being more productive is not always about doing more Aug 10, 2026
- + Family Life Introverts are often told they need solitude to recharge, but 8,769 momentary reports found that choice mattered Aug 10, 2026
All stories
- Aug 9, 2026 People with no close friends are often told to meet someone new, but seven studies found many adults already have an… + Family Life
- Aug 1, 2026 If your young child seems to have no friends, it helps to know that children usually play alongside one another for… + Parent Resources
- Apr 12, 2026 Being a good father may have less to do with what you teach your kids and more to do with what they watch you do when… + The Journal
- Apr 11, 2026 Children raised by emotionally generous but boundary-less parents often become adults who are deeply competent at… + The Journal
- Mar 25, 2026 Parents who often ask themselves ‘was I a good parent’ usually were + The Journal
- Mar 24, 2026 Few people prepare you for the loneliest part of parenting + The Journal
- Mar 24, 2026 Few people talk about why the parent who cooked every meal gets less gratitude than the parent who occasionally took… + The Journal
- Mar 24, 2026 People who are genuinely magnetic in conversation may not be the ones asking clever questions + The Journal
- Mar 23, 2026 The hardest relationships to leave may not be the toxic ones + The Journal