A Recovering Entrepreneur writes about Identity, Mental Health & Entrepreneurship.
Essays & Community on Burnout, Business Loss, and finding a healthier relationship with what we create.
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
A place to share my questions and discoveries at the intersection of neurodivergence, race, psychology, feminism and parenting. Come and join me on the margins of normativity.
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.
A bespoke space to help you stay creative on Substack! 🧚♂️
Twice monthly space holding (co-working, workshops, teaching).
Weekly posts, chats, a podcast and ALL the tools to help enhance your journey to growth on Substack in a joyful sustainable way!
Helping you figure out the hard passes and happy yeses in your life. Musings on figuring out what you need, desire, expect, feel and think in a world that socialises you to be a people pleaser.
This is where I write about the joys and pitfalls of being a midlife woman. I'm a published author and had kids in my forties. It's not always easy but I hope you'll find inspiration that helps you navigate your way through midlife.
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Welcome to Toxic Productivity Recovery, an oasis for those who want to detox from the relentless cycle of overworking, be it in our careers, homes, or relationships, a symptom of the grip societal conditioning has on our lives.
