I would read more on any of these topics! I especially like this one, which I am very much thinking/feeling/living right now - "Does it even matter what we do for our job or is it much more important who we work with and spend time around every day and if we enjoy spending time around and working with those people?"
Hey Kelly! I love this list. I’m impressed that you have in-advance ideas to write about. Mine either come in the moment or there’s nothing. I’d be very interested to hear more about your thoughts on a paid or not tier on Substack. I wonder about this myself. I’m not comfortable, either, with the idea that just anyone can read what I write. Also, interested in the question around having a non-spiritual partner and I love this query: How much do we need to trust only in data versus trust in our lived experiences even if they are potentially influenced by our cognitive biases
So many of these essays sound fascinating! I would be especially interested to read your piece about contemplating motherhood. I recently wrote about the same decision, and the comments section lit up with different perspectives:
I would read more on any of these topics! I especially like this one, which I am very much thinking/feeling/living right now - "Does it even matter what we do for our job or is it much more important who we work with and spend time around every day and if we enjoy spending time around and working with those people?"
Hey Kelly! I love this list. I’m impressed that you have in-advance ideas to write about. Mine either come in the moment or there’s nothing. I’d be very interested to hear more about your thoughts on a paid or not tier on Substack. I wonder about this myself. I’m not comfortable, either, with the idea that just anyone can read what I write. Also, interested in the question around having a non-spiritual partner and I love this query: How much do we need to trust only in data versus trust in our lived experiences even if they are potentially influenced by our cognitive biases
So many of these essays sound fascinating! I would be especially interested to read your piece about contemplating motherhood. I recently wrote about the same decision, and the comments section lit up with different perspectives:
www.lizexplores.com/p/the-weight-of-decisions