How our collection is made.

Different kinds of writing, clearly labelled

Little Light originals are writing created for this project with AI assistance. “Original” describes their origin, not a guarantee of human-only authorship. Sourced excerpts name the credited writer and link to a source where one is available. Shared inspirations identify the account or source they came from; a sharing account is not automatically the original author.

How we use AI

AI is used to help draft original reflections, develop guide examples, and create or adapt illustrations. Our guides are published under Little Light’s name, rather than attributed to an invented expert. They do not claim lived experience. Examples are illustrative and should not be read as testimonials or case studies.

The daily quote catalogue includes automated additions. A new catalogue entry is not automatically a recommendation in a guide, and the date it was added is not a claim that a person reviewed it that day. The Read & reflect collection is maintained separately from that feed.

What a guide should contribute

Each guide focuses on a recognisable situation, develops a useful distinction, gives a concrete example and offers an exercise. We aim to help you make a decision, find your own words or choose a manageable next step. Repeating an inspirational sentence at greater length is not the aim.

Our reflections are perspectives for everyday life. We avoid presenting them as clinical treatment, financial advice or a substitute for support suited to your circumstances. When a question needs factual evidence, an uplifting quote is not evidence.

Credits and source links

An excerpt is a starting point for discovering an author’s work. Follow its source for context. A source link identifies where words were found; it does not by itself establish permission for every reuse. Check the author’s or rights holder’s terms before republishing someone else’s writing, especially commercially.

We do not attach a famous name to words just because the attribution appears in a social post. Where a credit is uncertain, it should be marked as unverified. If you find a missing or inaccurate credit, please send the quote link and the source that supports the correction.

Corrections and updates

Use our contact page to report a typo, source problem, rights concern or misleading passage. Include the page address, the words concerned and the proposed correction or supporting source. Material guide updates carry a revised date on the page.

We do not claim that every older catalogue item has been individually verified. Reports help us identify entries that need correction, clearer labels or removal.