
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
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The last of the four calls ended, and I went out into the garden.
I always walk after these conversations. Some things have to go through me before they will go anywhere else.
That afternoon the walk was different. Somewhere on the second...
The email came on a Friday at half past four. I was at home, in my little office. Would I be free to talk at five? The outline of the offer was already attached.
My partner works in the office next to mine. I went over and whispered in his...
The actual photo that inspired this essay…
On a Wednesday in the middle of September, almost six weeks after my last working day, I had planned to draw.
I made a cup of tea first, an Ayurvedic herbal one, and sat down on the couch in my l...
In the middle of January I had a coffee with a colleague. Which is to say we each had our own coffee — she in London, I in my village in Switzerland, a screen between us.
She is twenty-five. Somewhere in the conversation she mentioned Subs...
It is not yet six, the house is dark, and I am reading about heating systems.
There is a file open in front of me. The first tab is a summary: what I have saved down one side, countries along the top, a projection of what the markets might...
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24 moves. Left corporate twice. Still in the hallway. Sunday essays from inside it — for when your old life no longer fits and the new one isn't clear yet. No arrival stories. Just company in the not-knowing. Free workbook when you subscribe. \ud83e\udef6\ud83c\udffb
For people questioning the life they learned to want and trying to trust themselves enough to choose differently. PhD psychosocial researcher, author of Let It Count, living a nomadic life.
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