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Recently, Esquire columnist Jonathan Seidler realised his methods of self-care weren’t very caring at all. Sound familiar?

Brat summer has taken the Northern Hemisphere by storm. Trapped in the Australian winter and expecting a second child, Esquire columnist Jonathan Seidler contemplates his desire to ‘be Brat’

A product of our productivity-obsessed culture, Esquire columnist Jonathan Seidler struggles to switch off. But when he got sick recently, he was forced to disconnect

Against a sea of black puffer jackets and navy blue coats, which dominate the way Aussie men dress in winter, Esquire columnist Jonathan Seidler’s colourful clothes pop like it’s nobody’s business. Here, he asks: why do we become so colour averse as soon as the temperature drops?

From a symbol of unkemptness to a defining feature of attractive men everywhere, in recent years, the way we feel about facial hair has done a full 180. As have Esquire columnist Jonathan Seidler’s feelings about his own beard.

As “a mostly stay-at-home dad who still harbours large and potentially foolish ambitions that are unlikely to be realised in a suburban setting”, author and Esquire columnist Jonathan Seidler untangles his – and society’s – relationship to ambition

It’s a fairly innocuous question, so why does it fill diners with angst? Esquire columnist Jonathan Seidler has a few ideas