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25 books you should read this autumn (opens the original)
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There’s nothing like curling up on the couch with a warm drink and a good book while the days grow shorter and the evenings get darker.Fall is my favorite season for reading. There’s something about being warm inside while the air outside gets colder that makes it the perfect time to get lost in a story. Whether you’re in the mood for something whimsical and comforting or dark and chilling, autumn has a way of making every story feel a little more atmospheric.I wanted to create a list of novels
consider this your new follow list--content creators you should know about (opens the original)
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Being on Substack has taught me just how far a recommendation can go. The internet is a big place, filled with many inspiring creators, and I think it’s so important to share the content we’ve been loving from other people.I’m chronically online—and yes, I’m trying to change that—but it has introduced me to so many content creators who produce incredible work that is uniquely theirs. I made a list of people I’ve been enjoying watching across the social media platforms I use the most. I know Subs
the smallest rule from my childhood wasn't so small after all (opens the original)
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Growing up, we had one rule in our house: don’t say that you’re dumb or stupid. At the time, I thought it was a small rule. Not an unimportant rule, just small. Now, I can see how important it was. It wasn’t necessarily that they were “bad words”, it was the power they held. Read more
autumn journal prompts (opens the original)
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Happy September!!I’m so excited that we’ve finally entered the ‘ber months—or, as I’d like to say, the best months of the year!I know that fall technically starts later in September, but I wanted to get this post out as soon as possible, as I know that for many of us, the beginning of September marks the start of a new season. Autumn is my favorite season—you get to start layering without it being too cold outside, the trees start to turn orange and red, and life begins to feel cozy again. The s
how to stop living like everything is an emergency (opens the original)
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Lately, I’ve been thinking about how strange it is that we can become so accustomed to being overwhelmed that feeling calm and relaxed starts to feel unfamiliar. I’ve always been a naturally anxious person. My mind tends to think through every possible outcome, whether I want it to or not.But as I’ve started paying more attention to how I feel and how my body responds to different situations, I’ve noticed there are small things that help me feel more grounded. Learning about how to regulate my n
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