Still Becoming - Widening Our Stories
Jules Mold, Holly B. GutwillingerFor midlife women who are ready to build the life they've always meant to live with honest conversations, tools along with inspiration. Join the conversation. Your becoming starts here.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 90 | Founded | 10 months ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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Everyone Counts On You. Who's Holding You Up?
Picture the woman everyone says is coping brilliantly. Organised, on top of things, the one with the spreadsheet and the plan B. People tell her often how well she’s doing. Nobody asks how she is because she so clearly doesn’t need asking....
You Don’t Need an Hour. You Need One Gap You Actually Use.
In May I wrote about building your dream in the gaps. Five months on, my gaps look nothing like they did then.
Two days a week I travel into Edinburgh. That is forty-five minutes on a packed train, plus the drive and the walk to the site....
Listen To Your Body. Then Do It Scared.
Think about the last time your legs shook. Not from the cold. From the moment just before something you’d decided to do and weren’t sure you could. Most women in midlife can name one. Most can also name a few things they quietly stopped att...
The Version of Me From January Would Not Recognise This Tuesday
Dearest Jules,
This is being written on an ordinary Tuesday, and I will tell you why that matters in a minute.
The other day, on my monthly catch up with our friend in New Zealand, we got talking about writing on Substack: how you started...
Is This The Life You Chose, Or The One That Accumulated?
Most of us are living a life that accumulated rather than one we designed. A series of reasonable decisions, each one sensible at the time, that together add up to something that fits about as well as a suit bought for someone else’s measur...
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I write for midlife women who are picking up their dream, without doing it alone. Weekly essays on permission, the fraud feeling, building in the gaps. A New Zealander in Scotland. Last winter I was a photographer. Published every week since.
Come for the MFA chaos, stay for the rescue pups. 🐾 Cash & Sully approve all my drafts. Author of North of Broken & Furever Home
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