Wild Little Words
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We Don't Admire Work That Doesn't Lead Us Back To Our Own.
“I wish that was me.”
“I wish I was that good.”
“#goals”
“That’s exactly how I wish my work looked/sounded”
We’ve all had these thoughts. These reactions to people, to works of art, to skillsets we admire.
Seeing who we wish we were...
I'd rather be fully expressed and mediocre than closeted and choked.
Photo by Melania Matacena on Unsplash
I can’t tell you how much I used to beat myself up when things didn’t just come naturally to me. How deeply I took that as proof my inadequacy.
I’ve always had dreams of being the next best thing - -...
When Burning Everything To The Ground Isn't An Option, But The Fantasy Follows You Everywhere
There’s something sexy about a bonfire.
The heat.
The protection.
The crackle that hints at danger and destruction, but promises a blank slate in return.
It’s a hypnotizing combination, relief and possibility, especially when you’ve...
The Rewilding of Wellness
Somewhere between the rise of personal brands and the fall of genuine rest, “Wellness” became a business model. A marketplace of fixes: bright labels, bold promises and perfectly optimized routines, all designed to sell relief.
We’ve outso...
I'm a brushstroke away from making it...one dopamine dip from falling apart
I flooded my nervous system with nostalgia yesterday.
I had to finish painting the trim on the entire upper floor of my house, and my ADHD brain was like:
“Absolutely not. Too big. Too boring. Immediate shutdown.”
So I bribed myself th...
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