Stucklandia
StucklandiaWelcome to Stucklandia, where overthinkers, multi-passionates, and creative wanderers unite.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 23 | Subscribers | Read | pietricelu.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.
Spiritual Gym Memberships and Other Modern Addictions
I’m the type of person who overthinks her overthinking process. Sometimes I think my brain just gets bored and starts dissecting every little thing, like an over-caffeinated detective who’s solving a crime that doesn’t exist.
The Tyranny of the Optimal Choice
We used to dream of having choices. Now we drown in them.
Stuck With Guilt: The Weight of Everyone Else's Feelings
Ever since I can remember, I’ve felt guilty. Guilty for the people around me who weren’t smiling. Guilty when others argued. Guilty because some kids didn’t receive gifts as nice as mine. Guilty, guilty, guilty. It’s been the background noi...
Stuck in Frameworks: The How-To Guide for Being Human
Apparently, I need a manual for breathing. Did you know you can breathe wrong? Luckily, there are twelve frameworks, three apps, and a TED talk to help me improve my inhaling.
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Creative mind stuck in overdrive. I navigate the chaos of overthinking, creativity, and self-doubt, in a delightfully messy way. A Creative Director by day and a psychology & storytelling nerd by night.
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