Soul Letters
Katherine, BlueHonest letters and real conversations for women in midlife and beyond who feel there's still more life in them.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 94 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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Stop Paying Interest on Your Regrets
If you asked me whether I have any regrets in life, my first question would probably be, “How much time do you have?” Because a cup of coffee won’t cover it. You might need to pack a lunch.
I have plenty of regrets, more than I care to adm...
What I Envy About My Retired Neighbor
“Nooooo, you’ll find a way.”
That’s what my neighbor Dave said when I told him I wouldn’t be retiring anytime soon.
I’d noticed him home during the day lately, so when I got back from work and saw him outside, I asked. Had he retired?
“Y...
When Your World Gets Smaller
Nobody sets out to shrink their world.
A simpler life, maybe. Many of us long for that, and for good reason. But simpler and smaller aren’t the same, and the second rarely announces itself.
It happens the way the days shorten this time of...
I’ve Never Been This Age Before
At what age are we supposed to finally know what we’re doing?
I’m asking because I’m 69, and I’m beginning to suspect I may have missed the memo.
A conversation I had recently with a woman during one of the first beta sessions for a new r...
They’re Already Afraid of Becoming Us
Apparently, some women in their twenties are already afraid of turning thirty.
I learned this from a young woman who left a comment on something I wrote. She shared that some of her friends already believe there is very little waiting for...
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Katherine | Gathering women around a more honest and expansive story of growing older.
At 82, after 8 reinventions, I'm happily self-UNemployed! Here, you and 11K readers discover how to get unstuck through true stories of courage, inspiration, and possibility--together. Blue💙
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