Saved by Grace
Saved by GraceHow selling everything to live on a narrow boat to continuously cruise the canals & rivers of the UK totally changed my life
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 21 | Subscribers | Read | karenbent.substack.com |
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'The trouble we cause ourselves'...
‘The trouble we cause ourselves’ is the title of a section of the book Lighter by Yung Pueblo; I used to think this sentence sounded punitive and negative, but as you will see later on in this newsletter, it’s actually very positive inasmuc...
Tell me, what is it you plan to do?
I’m going to start with a question… how many people know the ‘real’ you? The dark, messy, vulnerable you as well as the shiny, sparkly you? Have a think about that and I’ll come back to it.
One thing a day...
During the last couple of year’s of my Mum’s life (when she was in her late 70s), I’d sometimes ask if she wanted to go out for lunch or come to us for dinner on a particular day and she’d refuse because she was going to the dentist/doctors...
Changing the narrative...
I’m chuckling to myself as I start to write this piece as I’m planning to write about conditioning and consciousness, so anyone reading it who’s expecting it to be all about narrowboats will be thinking ‘what the heck?’
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Life changed totally for me at 61; after a period of complete burnout, we sold our house and practically everything we owned to have a narrow boat built to live on. Read how cruising the waterways of the UK is giving me the time and space to heal.
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