
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 | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 34 | Founded | 6 months ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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A monthly letter from inside the exit. Not the Sunday version. Just where I actually am.
Dear friend,
If I could, I would talk to my 18 year old self and tell her, how special she is…at least with AI I could draw that picture ;-)
Walk the hallway with me, every Sunday 🫶🏻
In two months I am leaving the corporate world, and I do not yet k...
Walk the hallway with me, every Sunday 🫶🏻
Before the meetings, I went to the bathroom and stood with my hands on my hips.
Feet planted. Shoulders back. Chin level. I had read somewhere that you could trick your body into confidence if...
We’d had the dreaded talk. My second divorce.
The tears had come long before the final conversation. Quiet. Persistent. Uninvited. It’s funny how you mourn the loss of someone long before they leave your life. By then, I already knew this...
My beloved grandmother and I…she had a huge influence on me…
I was fifteen, and I can still see the room.
Beige walls. Faded brown furniture that had been there longer than I had been alive. Shelves of folders, folder upon folder, as if e...
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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
For midlife women who have outgrown the way they used to love. Writing about self-trust, emotional maturity, and the patterns that quietly shape relationships so you can see what’s really happening and stop abandoning yourself in the process.
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