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Insight from a Trini born sage and oracle on being and becoming a woman of pleasure.

Newsletter · By Nneka Kelly · English · Official site

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Sep 13, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 13, 2026

    A life of random Wednesday lunches and spontaneous weekend getaways (opens the original)

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  2. Issue · Sep 6, 2026

    I recite this prayer every day. This Sunday, it's my gift to you. (opens the original)

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  3. Issue · Aug 30, 2026

    27 years later, I finally found my flavor of financial freedom (opens the original)

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    Dearest Woman of Pleasure,Some time ah-go…The year was 1999.I read Rich Dad Poor Dad.I was six months into my big-girl career in IT, and a group of friends and I started playing CASHFLOW every month.What I took away after playing the game every month for a year was:Keep my expenses lowAvoid lifestyle creepLower debtInvest in assets that could help me acquire more income-producing as

  4. Issue · Aug 23, 2026

    I confused the cost of escape with the value of freedom (opens the original)

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    Dearest Woman of Pleasure,In eager desperation, I logged into the Zoom meeting.As soon as I saw that she was offering coaching calls I booked one. Her business was called Burnout to Bliss.And I needed it.Back in 2024, I was in the throes of day-to-day caregiving. We’d moved to Charlotte at the start of the year. I thought that being close to my brother and his family would give me more support and my parents a few more eyes and companionship.I was wrong.<div class="subscription-widget sh

  5. Issue · Aug 16, 2026

    I’m bringing whimsy back! (opens the original)

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    My fellow Oracle,When was the last time you did something on a whim?Friday morning, I opened an email from Axios Raleigh. I subscribed because I enjoy Raleigh. It’s a good enough size city for me. It has its own character — a mix of progressive intellectual curiosity, hipster environmentalism, and the traditional South. You can walk through any of the downtown-adjacent neighborhoods on a given Saturday and run into a street fair.</d

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