I’m an artist with aphantasia sharing stories from my life as a picture book illustrator, writer, unschooler, and family cycle adventurer—join me for behind-the-scenes glimpses into my vibrant, pencil-led world!
Articles, resources, conversations and learning experiences to provoke thought, inspire action and growth in self; understanding | compassion | acceptance | confidence | For women exploring their neurodivergent identity
Personal essays about navigating single parenting, chronic illness and growing up. I speak from the heart and share the things that other people might be afraid to. I write for connection, self-expression and to give voice to the single parent experience.
I write about the moments that make up our extraordinary lives, especially related to creativity, relationships, sobriety, motherhood, grief and joy. I like hearing other's experiences too, so we can connect through a sense of our shared humanity
Writer in London working at a tiny indie London bookshop + latest news from my book - Sorry I'm Late, I Didn't Want to Come: One Introvert's Year of Saying Yes
Hi, I'm going on a little trip. Do you want to join me? I'm walking away from ideas of 'normal' and considering just what it means to be human. Welcome x
For generous insights on autism, neurodiversity and psychology.
Social commentary and essays from career to mental wellbeing, capturing the general WTF of life and topical news, by award-winning author, former HuffPost Exec editor and lifter of heavy weights, Poorna Bell.
This is where I write about the joys and pitfalls of being a midlife woman. I am fascinated with the idea that we still feel chained to notions of perfection and people pleasing yet also are starting to emerge into this third more liberating phase!
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Success needs a radical rebrand - what we have now is leading to our demise. What if success was something we could actually enjoy rather than a never-ending to-do list of bullshit and drudgery in exchange for external validation?
