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Crippling Perfectionism, protected time and re-discovering my identity. (opens the original)
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Happy Friday. Ok - Week 2 recap. Here we go.IntroFrom September to November 2026, I will be going through The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron. Each week, I will connect with you at the end of one week and the beginning of another to share how that week went for me. So whether you are finding me at the beginning of the journey or the end, I hope this series serves as a guide for you through your own creative life, and helps you unlock your own creative rebirth.While you don’t have to be a paid subs
25 years later: Reflecting, Learning and Giving space (opens the original)
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September 11, 2016 Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when publishedA Haiku for 9/11 The sky was so blue When we said goodbye to two Souls crossing the gateProducing with Garlia is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid
People Watching in Greenwich (opens the original)
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Happy Tuesday. I hope you had a restful long weekend.From September to November 2026, I will be going through The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron. Each week, I will connect with you at the end of one week and the beginning of another to share how that week went for me. So whether you are finding me at the beginning of the journey or the end, I hope this series serves as a guide for you through your own creative life, and helps you unlock your own creative rebirth. While you don’t have to be a paid
AI will never know heartbreak (opens the original)
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I’ve been hemming and hawing over this poem for weeks. I’ve been so out of practice with my Writing Wednesdays, but I’m forcing myself to do so today because there’s no reason not to, and because the way the machines are trying to be us becomes incredibly awkward when they try to feel. After reading ’s piece on writing and AI, I started thinking about the one of the things impossible for the machine: feeling. Pr
The Day I Found Out I Was Black. (opens the original)
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I arrived in Bloomington, IN during the summer of 2001, excited to embark upon a new journey away from home. I was eager to forge my own path. I wasn’t afraid to leave home, it was quite the opposite. Recently, my mother noted my “fierce independence”. It is with this sense of self, as I had already conquered my speech in high school so to speak, deciding that I did not need to be fluent in order to be successful, and that my stutter was part of who I was, that I entered college. I went from my
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