Wildly Whole
Jess DonovanFor high-functioning women learning that leadership and self-abandonment aren't the same thing. Essays on over-functioning, recovery, and the wild, unpolished work of coming home to yourself.
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when life gets busy.
Busy days can pull me straight back into overfunctioning.
The rushing. The doing. The mental list that never seems to end.
But I’m learning that grounding doesn’t always mean changing what’s happening around me.
Sometimes it’s simply not...
The problem with being so capable.
Writing this one from inside the pattern.
Photo by Peggy Anke on Unsplash
I want to be honest about where I’m writing this from.
We’ve just moved house and there are boxes I still haven’t unpacked after a couple weeks. My oldest just sta...
I've been a little quiet.
The kids are back in school, and I’m still adjusting to their very busy schedules and my glorified taxi-driver role. Weekend tournaments, school runs, getting everyone where they need to be, and trying to keep all the balls in the air.
We’...
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A woman told me during our coaching session last week that she had come to expect the little sigh her pa...
You can be good at life and still not be living it.
The first thing to notice, if you are the woman everyone can rely on.
I want to talk about a particular kind of tired that sleep doesn’t really touch.
It’s the tired of the woman who is still delivering. Still the reliable one. Still...
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