The Quiet Work
Wilde, Jeffrey Miller, Ed.DWriting for the moment when the old story stops working, and nothing new has formed yet. If you’re tired of being told to fix yourself or figure it out, this space is for you. Here, uncertainty is treated as a real state, not a problem to solve.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 24 | Founded | 8 months ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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You Weren't a Bad Looking Girl Back Then
Studio 54, 1979 Photo: Sonia Moskowitz
“I had a very decent figure, but of course, at the time I didn’t think so”
She said it like it was obvious now. Like the answer had always been there, just not available to her then.
At 61, “I looke...
Some experiences don't have a template.
Some periods of change are difficult not because the decision is unclear, but because there is no familiar template for what you’re experiencing.
For the last few months I’ve been working on a project called No Name Yet.
It’s built around...
The Life You Want Keeps Getting Pushed to 2029
If it’s not scheduled, it’s not a priority.
The fastest way to lose self-respect is living too long in the gap between what you say you value and what your life actually supports.
Not because you’re weak.
Because your week tells the tru...
Why Do So Many Women Feel They Have to Get Ready to Exist?
I asked whether women ever leave the house completely barefaced.
Not for a wedding. Not to prove a point. Just to buy milk, go to work, walk the dog, live a normal day.
Some said they haven’t worn makeup in years. Many still enjoyed it, b...
I’m 69. I’m afraid of leaving potential on the table.
Karen with her children (2005)
There’s something people don’t talk about.
It sit’s quietly with you.
You’re still doing what needs to be done. But underneath, there’s a sense you might not be using your life fully.
That’s where the thin...
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I write about the moment people start questioning the life they built. Through conversations with older people, I explore the truths many of us only recognise later. No fluff. Just something real you can sit with.
I write about thinking as a discipline — what it costs when we don’t do it well, and how it shapes leadership and learning.
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