Makes Sense Substack (Echoes of Hmmm?)
Makes Sense, Nicola FarnhillYour Daily Dose of Consciousness and a fresh perspective on reality. Home to the "Echoes From Hmmm?" writers guild. A healthy collaborative space where the creative process is free to be expressed.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 223 | Subscribers | Read | drjcdoornick.substack.com |
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Observational Habits? Believing is seeing.
Your perception of reality is a habit. Hmmm?
Rise Up With Dragon 🐉 - Emotional Regulation: Training the muscle that shapes your life.
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Rise Up Live With Dragon - Emotional Regulation
Anxiety, stress, overreaction, we’ve all felt hijacked by our emotions. But what if emotional steadiness isn’t about control, but about training a sometimes hidden muscle that shapes how you think, feel, and respond to life?
Making Sense of Fact Checking - W/ Glenn Kessler
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Dr. JC aka "The Dragon" Chief "Sense Making" officer. I was messed up and now i am blessed up. I cracked the code to help people become the dominant force in their life.
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