This: "I write on Substack because it helps me to hold myself accountable by publishing publicly as opposed to keeping my words hidden in my journal (or worse; in my head.)" Thank ypu!
There are so many reasons - but ultimately itās because I can, and Iāve finally given myself permission to do it and see where it leads. Particularly resonate with an accountability and a feeling of if not now, when-ness. Thank you for the reminder of the whys š
I love how weāre creating an archive of our thoughts and our own permission slips, I love how each piece feels like an upgrade in my consciousness and freedom š
Yes youāre so right about that!! It becomes a traceable record of our expansion and development š„° proof that weāre indeed showing to for ourselves even when we forget that we do š
I write because before creating a newsletter I never thought I could. Now I do and I can. I have no idea of the destination. Iām very much enjoying the ride.
A gentle reminder to check in with my āwhyā. Greatly welcomed. Thank you.
Congrats on your one year anniversary š āI write on Substack, to just get it down & out of my head. And Instagram only has a 400 word countā š
"I write on Substack because I loathe the idea of becoming a āwhat ifā person. I want to be a āoh, I did that shit and wellā¦." type of person."
THIS all the way (plus the accountability) - even if after the "well..." comes "that didn't work out..."
This: "I write on Substack because it helps me to hold myself accountable by publishing publicly as opposed to keeping my words hidden in my journal (or worse; in my head.)" Thank ypu!
Right! The accountability piece is huge šÆ
Nicely said! And Iām with you on this š
Thanks Donn!
I can relate to so much of this! Happy anniversary. š„
Itās such a beautiful creative outlet and connecting with so many heart-led individuals is more than what I wished for! āØ
Yes š thanks Mika for always showing up as one such heart-lead force š„°
There are so many reasons - but ultimately itās because I can, and Iāve finally given myself permission to do it and see where it leads. Particularly resonate with an accountability and a feeling of if not now, when-ness. Thank you for the reminder of the whys š
Yes because you CAN!! Love this š
I love how weāre creating an archive of our thoughts and our own permission slips, I love how each piece feels like an upgrade in my consciousness and freedom š
Yes youāre so right about that!! It becomes a traceable record of our expansion and development š„° proof that weāre indeed showing to for ourselves even when we forget that we do š
I write because before creating a newsletter I never thought I could. Now I do and I can. I have no idea of the destination. Iām very much enjoying the ride.
A gentle reminder to check in with my āwhyā. Greatly welcomed. Thank you.
Love this Emma thank you for sharing šš¼ enjoying the ride is what success looks like to me āØš
Yes! It certainly feels that way. š
Thank you for a great prompt. After over 350 posts here, it's time to rethink why I'm here.
Thanks Joyce! Itās always a good idea to take stock from time to time to be clear on where weāre going and why š
Congrats on your one year anniversary š āI write on Substack, to just get it down & out of my head. And Instagram only has a 400 word countā š
"I write on Substack because I loathe the idea of becoming a āwhat ifā person. I want to be a āoh, I did that shit and wellā¦." type of person."
THIS all the way (plus the accountability) - even if after the "well..." comes "that didn't work out..."
Happy Substack anniversary!