
Raw insights from an anxious perfectionistic procrastinator trying to navigate life. Plus weekly-ish reminders to be kinder to yourself no matter what
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Welcome to my autumn check-in! (Some of you may have noticed summer did not make the cut, more on that below.) This is a round-up of what inspired me in the given season, a spotlight on where my thoughts have been concentrated at this point...
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As you may have noticed, I’ve moved into a bit of a hibernation mode. I’ve tried to cram a lot into this year, and eventually something had to give. For the next few months, my goal is to post once a month, hopefully more sometimes...
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Hope you are doing well! I’ve had a week or so stuck in the loop of procrastination, low energy, low mood, and low motivation, so no Out of the Loop post could make it out 🥲
I had many thoughts on my experience (of cour...
This is a quote I saw in Margaret Atwood’s book “Burning Questions”, in the essay “Somebody’s Daughter”. The essay’s title refers to a camp of the same name in Nunavut (Canadian Arctic), which is aimed at re-acquainting women in their twent...
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Sorry not sorry if Passion Pit’s song is now stuck in your head 😅 it might be a good soundtrack to get you out though!
The series is quickly establishing itself as a weekly-ish reminder, but isn’t that just the reality of life?...
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Usually found in my natural habitat of sinking into the couch, and occasionally in the outside world. Preferably near seas, forests, lakes, or mountains. Lover of words and all things cosy
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