Tiny Revolutions
Sara CampbellA monthly-ish dispatch of candid writing and links about becoming who you are. Always: inspiration, encouragement, possibility. Never: bullshit.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 121 |
| Subscribers | Read | tinyrevolutions.co |
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Tiny Revolutions №119: Becoming the scientist of your own life
Hello friends! Today I’m sharing something a little different—an interview with neuroscientist about her new book, Tiny Experiments. Beyond excellent taste in titles (haw haw), Anne-Laure and I share a similar spirit of curiosity and playf...
Tiny Revolutions №118: F/ck Manifesting. Build Your Own Fire.
Let's talk about fire. Not as a metaphor for transformation or an instrument of ritual—I mean actual flames. The kind that require wood and kindling and knowledge and patience. The kind you have to build yourself.
Tiny Revolutions №117: What three months of lighting fires taught me
January delivered me a bootprint to the gut in the form of the flu, which descended right around the 20th, and then—rudely!!!—stuck around for a good 10 days or so. I hated it! I’m a huge baby about being sick. I do not enjoy being incapaci...
Tiny Revolutions №116: Two Workshops for the Fiery Souls Among Us
Here we are, a shiny new year, and already it’s feeling intense. My friends and family in wildfire-ravaged LA are on my mind as I write this. What a brutal start to 2025!
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Reformed malcontent. Writer of Tiny Revolutions, hearth tender at The Fire Inside, steward at Foster, lay teacher in training at Angel City Zen Center
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