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Where the Road Bends

Steven Schlafman

A free newsletter and podcast filled with wisdom on personal evolutions and life transitions.

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Latest Issues

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Introducing The 2025/26 Annual Reflection Guide

The TLDR: Happy holidays! I’m excited to share that the eight edition of my Annual Reflection Guide is now live.

3 months ago
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You Gotta Start Caring for Them

Our annual pilgrimage across the Hudson River to Rose Hill Farm was underway. Kids in a wagon, apple cider donuts in their bellies, smiles on their faces, and their bags ready for a giant haul. This early fall afternoon was perfection.

4 months ago
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Stunned into Consciousness

Downtown Phoenix. The air was cold and damp from a late afternoon shower, the atmosphere was electric. A group of us—lifelong friends from Boston—shuffled into a soaked parking lot turned concert venue to catch The Roots play a sold-out sho...

4 months ago
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Catching Misalignment Before It Becomes Burnout

In the spring, my friend Justin Welsh and I went for a hike. He asked me to give a talk on downshifting for his Unsubscribe community.

4 months ago
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    I contain multitudes and potentials. Musings on change, transition, consciousness, identity and my unfolding journey.

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