
Writing on reinvention, side projects, and the work behind starting over.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 72 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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Season 3: The Unfolding — Living Your Truth
What is A Year of Reinvention?
The day I handed in my master’s thesis, I expected to feel liberated.
Four months of writing it, alongside a full-time job and a newborn at home....
Most of it was built in the dark, holding a baby.
It was 21:40 on a Tuesday and I was walking in circles.
Season 3: The Unfolding — Living Your Truth
What is A Year of Reinvention?
A Year of Reinvention goes out every Friday at that time.
Not most Fridays.
Every Friday.
That’s the commitment I made: to myself, and to the p...
The first workbook I ever tried to make came out looking like a school handout.
I had the material. I had walked real people through the same problem, sitting across a table from them, reading their faces, adjusting as I went.
What I had...
Season 3: The Unfolding — Living Your Truth
What is A Year of Reinvention?
For a while I was on LinkedIn. Twitter. Bluesky.
A few others.
Not casually.
With intention.
Posting regularly, engaging, trying to bui...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Retirement. Empty nest. Layoff. A side hustle that could be more. I write about the changes that hit after 40, so you can rebuild without blowing up the life you already have. I call it reinvention.
Trapped on a tropical island since 2012. \ud83c\udfdd️ Moving to Spain. \ud83c\uddea\ud83c\uddf8 ✨ \ud83d\udc49 I build tools & systems that help you feel at home, abroad.
Ex-McKinsey, INSEAD MBA, working mom, career coach. Spent years doing everything right before realizing "right" wasn't the same as "mine." I write about careers, identity, and choosing again.
I help women over 50 bridge the gap between knowing what they want to do and doing the thing \ud83c\udf39. I am a life redesign coach, educator, and solo female traveler.
20 years in film. Now building a creative business from scratch and writing about all of it honestly.
Helping you get unstuck through true stories of courage, change, and possibility. These honest stories come from my 8 reinventions and from hundreds of interviews I've done with people reinventing themselves. Blue\ud83d\udc99
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