Pep Talks For the Mildly Depressed
Phoebe WardMaybe it'll be okay.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 73 | Subscribers | Read | phoebeward.substack.com |
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I’ve always known I was a space cadet. People are always like, “Are you listening?” and “I just told you that” and “Are you okay?” and “You seem pretty in-your-head right now.” And I find this kind of feedback embarrassing because it seems ...
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Good afternoon, patriots! In your survival bunkers, on the 15th floor of the Fox News headquarters, I am your new AI host of Truth Social, the Podcast! Now, for today’s news: the 45th (and — BFFR! — 46th) president Donald Trump has just def...
Pep Talk #4: Illogical for a reason
Everyone has their own rules. Some of these rules might make sense, such as “Don’t get back together with an ex” or “Walk at least 10k steps a day” or “Don’t let childless cat ladies get elected to high government positions.” These rules ma...
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