There’s Nothing to Fix
Erin Wolfe - Nothing to FixEssays for women learning to trust themselves again in seasons of change, uncertainty, and not knowing.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 19 | Founded | 6 months ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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Hello, Can You Hear Me?
Attributing a body sensation to something outside ourselves is the norm — a cultural habit most of us grew up inside without ever choosing it.
If my knee is sore, it must mean I didn’t stretch right. So I stretch more. Change the workout....
Introducing Sunday Tending
Earlier this week, I mentioned the aspens in my backyard — a few new trees coming up near the established ones, and how the longer I looked, the more I remembered that aspens aren’t really singular trees. An aspen grove is often a community...
The Edge of the Crowd
I have always been the person to stand at the edge of a crowd.
Not because I didn’t want to belong. I just see best from there — the direction the group is moving, and the direction it actually needs to go to reach its potential. I’ve had...
A Different Kind of Accounting
I just got done having a conversation with my daughter about the cost of things. She’s been feeling anxious about money — about needing to contribute to her college costs, wanting to get a job during the school year so she’s pulling her own...
The Body Keeps the Score (Even When You Don’t)
I want to tell you something I’m a little embarrassed about.
Not because it makes me look bad exactly — but because I teach this stuff. I talk about listening to your body, trusting your intuition, honoring the signals that life sends you....
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Clarity & Self-Authority Mentor. There is nothing in you to fix, only a Self waiting to be uncovered. For you — a woman navigating life transitions and quiet unravelings, who is somewhere between who you were and who you're becoming.
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