The art of new beginnings
For the person whose life looks right on paper but no longer feels like theirs. Essays on identity, transition, and the courage to begin again. \ud83e\udef6\ud83c\udffb
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 29 | Founded | 5 months ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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You’re Not Ungrateful. You’ve Outgrown It.
The view from my old roof terrace where I could here the ducks and seagulls and see the lights of boats and the houses on the other side.
It was dark on the roof terrace. The lake had gone black, and across the water the houses on the far...
The Question I Let a Company Answer
On why I couldn’t believe the people who saw me, and the years it took to stop outsourcing the verdict on my own worth. A letter for the people who came closer.
In the free letter I ended on a tidy line — that the work, after the call, was...
I Was Excellent At The Wrong Life For Twenty Years
The day I was promoted to the leadership team, I sang the whole way home.
It was the kind of promotion that came with a car, a salary I never had to think about, and a small ceremony in a room I had spent years trying to get into. I rememb...
The Hallway Companion is here
Hey there,
I built the thing I needed and could not find.
For years, every time I started over — and I have started over more times than I can count — I went looking for something that would name the in-between. The season after something...
The Architecture of an Ending You Didn’t Choose
Me, last year in April, when that message landed. I was caught up in my thoughts.
There are three griefs inside any ending you did not choose. I only knew the first one — the easy, socially legible one — until a Teams message arrived at 2:...
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24 moves. Left corporate twice. Still in the middle of it. Sunday letters on what it actually feels like when the old life no longer fits — and the new one isn’t clear yet. I made a workbook for this phase. It’s free when you subscribe. \ud83e\udef6\ud83c\udffb
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