OH MY HEART - Coming Soon
Dear Reader,
This is the first month of being fifty and this new decade gets me all reflective! And also, thank you to the email senders that partied in my inbox! Receiving all the birthday love was heartwarming!!
This week, I want you to spend some time on how I show up in your inbox.
After such a long break, I'm getting back to writing weekly newsletters in a new way and quite intentionally. It's a big move, but according to my stats, you like reading what I have to say and that might mean other people could join in. So, it is time to add more personal content. And this new opportunity made me so excited I couldn't sleep.
I understand the detriments of social media. I was exhausted by it that I quit it by forced misfortune. Now, eight months later, I want to express myself, share my writing craft, and be inspired by other people's crafts, so I'm ready to do it differently. It is an honour to have a sizable social media following and email community. People like me!! I can share and fill in the noticeable educational gap and real-life stories dealing specifically with the impact of healing with psychedelics.
Things that you already know about me:
I talk about drugs. A lot.
Things you don't know about me:
I write about my healing. A lot.
WHAT AM I DOING ABOUT THIS:
I am inventing my own thing over on Substack and can do whatever I want!
I plan to upload a diary of essays explaining, exposing, and analyzing hidden issues.
My story gives a glimpse into a future that has put' minds at ease by showing how I have willingly embraced healing cPTSD with MDMA
I am ready to be completely free with my writing, and it can be hard to protect that online. I just didn't feel brave enough to do it until now.
My stories are mine, written just like the micro-memoirs. If you were around while I was sharing on IG, so you won't be disappointed if you find me over on Substack.
Yes, I want to be freer with my art. My newsletter and my mini-story writing is my passion project– I want is to have honest conversations with a like-minded community. This isn't about strategy or algorithms anymore, and it's about finding people and having a place on the internet where we can talk about all the things we would bore our friends with IRL.
Please stick around so we can collectively choose to live with the love in a way that is healthy and honourable for each and everyone on a journey for better mental health.
Stay tuned for the details.
With love,
PS. It's only until my 50s now, that I've felt the inner confidence to lean into who I am and be OK with putting it out there.