Wild at Heart
Hannah PasquinzoField notes from a wilder, gentler life. Returning to where the horses graze, the seasons help set the pace, and life unfolds in rhythms older than our calendars.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 52 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | a year ago |
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Start Here: A Welcome to Wild at Heart
In honor of my wild one, Takota.
If you’ve ever felt the pull to slow down, to let your energy wax and wane with the seasons, to re-remember the wisdom your animal body holds (despite living in such an artificially intelligent world) — you...
Appreciation is a self-fulfilling prophesy
I hired my first coach after seeing her flyer hanging on the bulletin board at the local natural food store (it was a long time ago! 😂). As we worked together, she invited me to try all sorts of new things, but the very first was a gratitu...
We forgot our anniversary...
Last year, my husband and I forgot our anniversary (at least it was both of us! 😂)
It felt like some weird threshold we crossed… Like, we’ve been together long enough to have let it slip. It was year 16, and I was proud of the laugh-til-y...
What's with women and horses?
Like lots of little girls, I dreamed about having a horse of my own, but the closest I ever got was being plopped on a pony to ride in a Fourth of July parade with my dad.
Looking back, I’m still left with a feeling of close-but-no-cigar....
Sometimes rest is the hard work that needs to be done
“Sometimes rest is the hard work that needs to be done.” - Ash Ambirge
We’re a couple weeks into January, and I’m back!
I’m also curious: did you make some resolutions while I was gone? Or maybe you’re over making resolutions, but you s...
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Horse girl, coach, and Human Design nerd. Writing (and waving hello) from the Ozark hills. \ud83d\udc4b\ud83c\udffc\ud83d\udc34⛰️❤️
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