HeyJaredToo Much with Denise Love Hewett
Too Much is a place for outsiders, change-makers and those who live boldly in their truths. This substack is a place for magical thinking, for pushing boundaries, hot takes, remembering why we're alive, and the threads that keep us human.
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Le Grand Retour (opens the original)
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Hello from Paris! For my day one readers, I have seen three hummingbird visuals and counting since landing. Eyes welled, affirming I’m right where I’m supposed to be.I’ve been feeling pulled to Paris all year but the timing hasn’t made sense. I wanted to be in French energy for my birthday. The appreciation for time, for beauty, I just didn’t know how it would come together. My friends here are exceptionally funny, brilliant women who defy imagination; it's hard to believe they're real. They see
A Lighter Touch (opens the original)
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I have been spending this summer dripping into my book and it is taking time. This book has demanded a different skillset from me which I am trying to honor and respect however antithetical to my norms. Some days, that’s merely three sentences written, others are flush with research, planting seedlings for much later. My goal is to have a proposal done by early next year but I’m not entirely sure if I’ll get where I want to be. With this work, the schedule I want to adhere to is increasingly arb
I Coined a Term for the Millennial Midlife Crisis, Meet Millennial Malaise (opens the original)
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My generation is experiencing a unique phenomenon. We are the only group to have grown up with and without the internet in our formative years. I had an analog childhood, playing in my yard without the temptation of screens. My cognitive development wasn’t tethered to technology. I was about 10 or 11 when a computer showed up in our house, and even then, we had to wait, patiently, every single time, for dial-up to connect us. The internet was brand new, which meant there wasn't much of it yet. I
Cultivating the Forgotten Parts of Ourselves (opens the original)
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Walking to my pilates studio every week has become a sacred ritual, ten minutes of sunshine, fresh air, and a clear destination. That ten minute walk changes my whole day. I evangelize about the benefits of walking constantly, on the podcast, here on Substack, anywhere that anyone will listen really. The single greatest free life hack. What I don't usually mention is that the sidewalk is called the concrete jungle for a reason. This last week was no different than any other week unless you’re in
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