Rebel Hugger
Melinda Lee SchmittWriting a memoir has been the greatest journey of my life. Even greater than the two hug adventures I am writing about. Join me as I document the rollercoaster ride of getting this story out of me and into your hands.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 58 | Subscribers | Read | melindaleeschmitt.substack.com |
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It's Easier to Pass Judgment Then Suffer Heartbreak
When I embarked on My Year of Hugs in 2011, I set out to spread love to strangers all around me. I hugged cashiers, waste disposal workers, people waiting in line with me at checkouts, librarians, farm workers, unhoused people; anyone I enc...
My Hug Journey Led To Depression
When My Year of Hugs (2011-2012-a year of hugging everyone I encountered) was over, I told people I couldn’t imagine that I’d stop hugging strangers, but in truth, I was tired and I didn’t want to hug anyone anymore.
Not Good Enough
I’ve listened to many writers and artists over the past few weeks talk about not sharing their work because “it’s not good enough yet”.
Hitting An Upper Limit Problem
Gay Hendricks writes about upper limit problems in their book, The Big Leap. It’s what happens to us when we’ve reached or are attempting to reach beyond anything we’ve ever done before.
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Melinda Lee is a mom of two teenage boys, a devout student of all things spiritual, a recovering perfectionist, and immensely fascinated with achieving the unachievable. Currently writing a memoir about hugging strangers.
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