Voicenotes From A Friend
Vanessa Cornell, Sara Kuburic, Tamsen Fadal, The Workspace for ChildrenBy Vanessa Cornell. We’re all thinking it, so I’ll just say it out loud.
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Voicenote #41: Crossing The Awkward Friendship Bridge
So many of us say we want deeper friendships, but we’re afraid to make things uncomfortable. We don’t want to overshare. We don’t want to burden anyone. We don’t want to be judged. I’ve been thinking about what actually creates closeness an...
Voicenote #40: A Serious One For Serious Times
This is a hard moment to be human. The suffering in the world is real, and so is the need to keep living our lives. I’ve been asking myself what right action looks like now, not just in advocacy, but in the everyday work of caring, creating...
Voicenote #39: My Unhinged Fantasy
We’re very quick to laugh off our fantasies. To label them unrealistic, impractical, or indulgent. What if fantasies aren’t instructions, but clues? I’ve been sitting with one of mine and pulling it apart piece by piece. What surprised me m...
Voicenote #38: From “I’m Not Creative” To “What Am I Here To Create?”
I grew up believing creativity belonged to other people. The artists. The drawers. The ones who fit neatly into the “creative” bucket at school. It took me years to realize how incomplete and limiting that definition was. Creativity isn’t a...
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I’m a mom of five, writer, and gatherer of women. I crochet to stay sane, surf to feel alive, and can’t help but say the things out loud we’re not supposed to say.
psychotherapist + writer + existentialist (@millennial.therapist)
NYT Best-selling Author How To Menopause • Host of The Tamsen Show Podcast • Producer of The [M] Factor Film, Shredding The Silence On Menopause• Women's Health Advocate
For parents who want less chaos, more connection, and space for kids to be kids. Real-life ideas to help you raise curious, confident kids without losing yourself in the process.
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