The Second Act Studios
Accidental ArtMakerWriter + artist in my Second Act. I help women 50+ build a creative practice that steadies the nervous system and tells the truth. Prompts. Essays. Resistance.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 60 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Ep. 04 — The Part Where I Try to Ruin It (Audio Edition)
Ep. 04 is live: The Part Where I Try to Ruin It (Audio Edition). If you like listening while you walk, drive, paint, or clean the kitchen, hit play and come along for the whole ride—this is the moment right before a piece is finished, when...
The Part Where I Try to Ruin It
Hi friends,
Happy Sunday. ☕️
I’m close to finishing a piece of art, and I’m in that familiar territory where the finish line becomes a mirror.
The piece is called Side Eye Sally Rides Again, and I should be able to finish her today. Shou...
My Home Is Not an Emergency Room
Hi friends,
Happy Sunday. ☕️
Today is Mother’s Day, which means the internet is covered in pastel gratitude and pre-written scripts.
This is not one of those emails.
I’m not writing about my mother.
I’m writing about something else: th...
Ep. 02 — You Don’t Get Updates After You Let It Go (Audio Edition)
Hi friends,
Episode 2 is live.
Ep. 02 — Audio Edition: You Don’t Get Updates After You Let It Go is a narrated Sunday essay about the part of making art nobody warns you about: the release—when a piece leaves your studio and changes hands...
You Don’t Get Updates After You Let It Go
Hi Friends,
Happy Sunday. ☕️
I want to talk about what happens after you make the thing.
Not the rush of creation. Not the late-night “one more layer.” Not the moment you step back and think, oh… there you are.
I mean the part that come...
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Writer + artist in my Second Act. I help women 50+ build a creative practice that steadies the nervous system and tells the truth. Prompts. Essays. Resistance.
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