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Groups of women are a tricky business!
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Explorations on identity, purpose, and the messy work of becoming yourself. All essays are published on Substack.
Groups of women are a tricky business!
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A recap
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The final installment on where I stand with booze.
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Why am I always on the move?
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How trying to become a mental health counselor destroyed my mental health
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Yes, I am late to post this...
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The middle: post-college/early twenties
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My brain is broken
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San Diego edition
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For my birthday this year, we went to Carmel.
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A list of what I'm taking and leaving
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A recap (mainly a rant) of 2024
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I’ve been writing this story in my head for the last 12 weeks but couldn’t bring myself to actually get the words down.
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Therapists always try to nail down when my “I will never be good enough” complex began.
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I spend too much time thinking about where I should live.
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Or passion vs. stability
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a smattering of everything, and a knowledge of nothing
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The most quotidian update
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Unorganized thoughts
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The end. Now what?
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Cravings and aversions galore!
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Part 1
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Today I’m heading to a 10-day silent meditation retreat.
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A new appreciation for Selena Gomez
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Is it junk or is it art?
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What if I am not a “career” person?
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Unlucky and smart
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Perfectionism is self-harm
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How do you want to feel?
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The beginning: high school and college years
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What is enough?
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How do you end old thought patterns?
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My notes in chronological order
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I HAVE A LOT OF FEELINGS
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Memories from a special place
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Unpacking contradictions and moral compromises
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Worrying too much about what others think about me
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A trip down memory lane
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“You can't do anything brave if you're wearing the straight jacket of what will people think.” - Brene Brown
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Examining appearance shame
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“Very often audacity, not talent, makes one person an artist” - Julia Cameron, The Artist’s Way
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What makes one friend the best?
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An emotional roller coaster
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Like specific music, coffee shops define and transport me back to different periods in my life.
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This morning I wasted time on Facebook and saw that I graduated from college exactly 9 years ago today.
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I couldn’t get a note to come together yesterday. I’m sure you were all disappointed not to get a nugget from me clogging up your Wednesday inbox. I have been having some revelations lately and words...
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I am part of a group that meets weekly to discuss as we read and work through Julia Cameron’s book, “The Artist’s Way.” We are halfway through the 12-week program.
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“It’s the journey, not the destination.
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I have always had a peripheral interest in death.
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When my hero, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, was asked to encapsulate what it means to lead a meaningful life, she said, “To put it simply, it means doing something outside yourself.
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Part of my existential crisis - which has resulted in me quitting my corporate job and relocating to Bend - has been fueled by my need to feel like I need to have my life “figured out” before I have...
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Yesterday I was hit by a chairlift.
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Welcome to “Still Small,” a newsletter and podcast exploring how to listen to your inner "still, small" voice instead of staying "still small" within society's default rules.
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