The Wild Edges of Being Human
Allison Crow \ud83d\udc9bMusings on the experience of what I call Humaning. From author, coach, and teacher Allison Crow
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Latest Issues
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Breakfast at my Desk and In My Mind
When I went to find my spark this morning; when I went to see if my heart was still alive,
Divorcing and Divesting from What "Made Me"
When an unexpected experience in life broke me 21 years ago, business scooped me up, put me on my feet, and put bandages on my wounds, then masked those wounds with business success and affirmation.
The Space BEFORE my Mom and Dad Die
Yesterday, I held my daddy's face, and looked into his eyes, and loved him. They were light green-blue, almost like I remember the water in Tulum in the early 2000s. The hollows beneath his eyes - the ones all of us Crows have -- were dark....
Unlearning
Today is one of those days when all the dots connect, and I can see how the past has led me to now. My now is ordinary; there is no monumental milestone or achievement. There is nothing to brag to you about, nothing you will admire as fabul...
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