The Positive Echo
Gary CoultonA newsletter for people who've had enough of the bitter chaos and anxiety and want to leave their "Positive Echo" wherever they go.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 310 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Demons to Champions - How I fell in love with my neurodivergent maverick mind - Chapter 51 & Epilogue
The Final Voice - The Epilogue - Bibliography and links
If you want to read the Introduction and Chapter 1 go here -
Have I just bought the last suitcase I’ll ever own?
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Dear Reader,
I bought a new suitcase for my upcoming holiday, immediately wondering if I would ever need to buy another, and what made me think this way. Have I become conditioned by society...
Tram Lines
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Dear Reader,
Here’s my Monday morning thoughts on finding yourself confined to one thing, and finding a way to break free.
This one felt like it too should be let free to all Positive Echo su...
The Other Place
This life is not a rehearsal
Dear Reader,
Trust and Crust: Woman Runs Honor System Bakery Out of Her Driveway (from Today.com)
Thanks to Littlehousebreadco via Instagram
Dear Reader,
Each week I run a short browser search looking for positive news to inspire me. I take perhaps five minutes to find something uplifting. My first hit today is about Wendy a baker in...
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Gary’s maverick mind was once a curse. At 27 he considered suicide. Today, he’s free, fulfilled, happy and with clear purpose. At 65 he identified as neurodivergent and began writing his memoir, “Demons to Champions”, a homage to the world’s misfits.
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