the utter
Yrsa Daley-Wardthe utter; a weekly field guide for people who want to think clearly and make better decisions. Notes on creative courage, attention, emotional patterns, and the small shifts that change the direction of your life.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 482 | Subscribers | Read | yrsadaleyward.substack.com |
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the energy it takes to pretend
I remember feeling knock-out exhausted some years back, bang in the middle of the day, (the kind of exhaustion that makes your limbs feel like they belong to someone else). All because someone I really didn’t want to see anymore was on thei...
link for THE SHIFT tomorrow!
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you already know the thing
Never quite found a clique in LA. Thought I might, but kept flaking on the hangs. Actually, I resisted completely, in a way that shocked me. I used to think I was avoidant, and I might be a bit, or that I had social anxiety (and I might, a ...
one hundred things i do to make life livable
In response to those of you who asked me to be more granular about how I look after my nervous system, here ya go, here it is! These days, feeling good feels like a balancing act. I don’t pretend to understand the world very well anymore. H...
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I tell stories. Some tall, some dark. Author of bone, The Terrible, The How, and The Catch. Here I write the utter, a field guide for people who feel their lives could shift, and are ready to begin. Writing from somewhere near the ocean.
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