Parents Who Think
Danusia Malina-Derben, Allegra Chapman (she/her)Controversial reflections for parents who think deeper, are curious and socially aware, from an obnoxious mother of ten. Unashamedly delivered weekly for you to feel less alone in the forbidden aspects of parenthood.
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The No-Nonsense Guide to Self-Promotion: Lessons from Lucy Werner
Why “Hype” is a Tool, Not a Dirty Word
For many of us, self-promotion feels faintly mortifying.
We’ve been trained — culturally, professionally, generationally — to believe that good work should simply speak for itself.
Especially tho...
Allegra Chapman on Neurodivergent Creativity as Cultural Resistance
△ I’m a soft touch for car boots — I love them. Completely. But the idea of standing behind my own table while people pick things up and decide, in real time, that they don’t want them… I can’t quite get past that. I don’t know if it’s reje...
Female Ambition: Why Success Still Costs Women More and What Happens When You Refuse to Pay
Wayne Thiebaud
Why Female Authority is Always Defined as a ‘Problem’
The producer leans back in his chair and smiles the way men do when ~~they think~~ they’re being generous.
He tells me he loves the treatment. The pacing. The writin...
Sharing the Unspeakable: A Raw Motherhood Memoir
wayne thiebaud
Today, sitting on the couch in slightly stinky pyjamas, it became abundantly clear that there is never going to be a right time to write.
Hideous things are happening every day. Online personas are built by tearing others d...
Domination or Disgrace: On the Men and Boys We are Making
QUICK SUMMARY: I focus away from individual perpetrators to the systemic conditions that produce and protect male entitlement. I explore the formation of masculinity and how we teach boys that power is a responsibility rather than a resourc...
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DAY JOB ~ Advising Senior Leaders in FTSE 100/250 boardrooms | NIGHT JOB ~ Hosting + Producing Podcasts + Writing Books | 24/7 ~ Mother of 10 children ♥️
Author and AuDHD dissident helping neurodivergent, disabled, and outside-the-box creatives reclaim their creativity and sense of self from systems that work against them.
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