
Vulnerable storytelling around growth, loss, & making your own meaning. Writer. Coach. GenX. Hubby. Girldad. Catdad. Aquarian. INFJ. Enneagram 4. Incurable minimalist.
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The past couple of days have been…something.
Last fall I wrote this essay about suffering a torn retina five years ago that resulted in a big, apparently permanent floater in my right eye. I’ve nicknamed it Harry Floater.
And then, on Tue...
The summer just before I started junior high I watched the movie version of the musical HAIR on HBO. At least six times, maybe eight.
I was (obviously) obsessed. As a kid with a natural disposition of anti-authoritarian naivete, I wanted t...
I’ll never forget the summer of 1988, when I was a 20-year-old, muscled and mulleted college student and learned how to summarize the full arc of a person’s lifetime, a person I’d never met, into a handful of paragraphs that I banged out on...
I didn’t know a culvert was called a culvert until I had to include it in an article that would be published in a newspaper the next day. I had to casually find out what it meant and it was 1991 and even though the internet was around by th...
What’s the stupidest thing you’ve ever done?
I don’t have a clear winner but several memories could certainly share the crown. A few dumbass decisions became bad habits for me, such as rushing into certain relationships or taking jobs that...
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John M. DeMarco's vulnerable storytelling around growth, loss, and making your own meaning. Lifelong writer. GenXer. Hubby. Girldad. Catdad. Aquarian. INFJ. Enneagram 4. Depression. OCD. Incurable minimalist. Executive coach day job.
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