On the Verge
Windsor FlynnA semi-regular newsletter about finding wellness and then sometimes losing it. I also share the books, shows, and foods that have been getting me through the week.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 29 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | a year ago |
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i tried to be less rigid and this is how it's going
Sometime around the time that I started to feel like I was in an endless spiral of wasted days and potential, I let go of my daily to do list. On the list were these activities, which I had categorized as must-do so that I would go to bed l...
on fireplace etiquette, universe induced panic, and your next quick read
OMG YOU’RE HERE
While I am excited and delighted by the 100+ new subscribers that have joined in the last week or so, I am also now stuck in a loop of trying to be Martha Stewart level perfect but it’s not happening. It’s like I’m in the k...
in hindsight, it all makes sense: a peek into my therapy session
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a personal essay, slight overshare imo
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all the fall jackets in my online shopping carts
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books i bought based on cover design only
On the Verge is a reader-supported publication. To receive n...
I watched 'The Idea of You' and wrote down my thoughts in chronological order.
Before we get started, I’ve been thinking of ways to make this newsletter more you focused and less me focused.
Meaning: How can I be of value? I like the idea of doing a FAQ column, kind of like an AMA, or even a Secret Question Box.
I...
Yes, I still think Netanyahu needs to chill.
This post has been sitting in my drafts since December. There were a lot of reasons why I didn’t post. Mostly, I didn’t want to offend or hurt anyone. But since then, I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about all the things I don’t say...
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