The Paradox with Lucinda McKimm
Ready or NotFrom the co-creator of Ready or Not (the podcast for and about mums who make work, work) The Paradox is a place where writer Lucinda McKimm explores womanhood, motherhood, ambition, and identity.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 15 | Subscribers | Read | lucindamckimm.substack.com |
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Daycare sickness ruined my writing this week, so here's a weekend treat instead
I’m so sorry I haven’t written this week. If you’re a paid subscriber, I owe you one. Big time. I’ve half written an essay that miraculously includes a quote from Jane Goodall that I included before she died. I will finish that this weekend...
The List #6: Paloma Wool, Joan Didion and Florence Knapp
The introduction to today’s post is going to be non existent, because I am sick as a dog. It’s a big day in Melbourne, which means it’s the AFL grand final, and I find myself for the second year in a row unable to socialise with my friends ...
The paradox of wanting to work less while co-hosting a motherhood & career podcast
And the surprising place where I found the words that captured my feelings
The List #5: All the best things I've read on Substack lately
These list pieces seem to come around so quick. Blink and it’s another week and I really thought I had nothing to put into this rec list.
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