This Morning

I read a lot and share what I learn. Spiritual seeker. Pulling apart the stories we tell about who we are so we can re-write a truer version. Host of the podcast Pulling the Thread, and author of the New York Times bestseller ON OUR BEST BEHAVIOR.

A first-time dad writes letters to his newborn son, Myles, every Monday, sharing the joy he didn't experience himself with the world. Inspired by Ta-Nehisi Coates' "Between the World and Me."

Reflections on motherhood & creative ambition. For people who ache for the sacred, wink at the profane and hold the deepest stuff lightly.

🟡 "Today we need psychology for reasons that involve our very existence.” -C.G. Jung 〰 Weekly writing. Monthly workshops. Ongoing community. 🟡

Obsessively-curated recommendations and reflections, best served with coffee.

a look at contemporary culture, psychology, and wellness through a food-based lens, by a food-based person

A daily newsletter about the spirit of enterprise.

A free online community for comics creators, lovers, and new readers.

Notes on appetite and recipes to delight it

Dispatches from one woman's life as a Western Muslim told through the lens of mental health, faith, and the multi-generational immigrant experience.

A nutrition newsletter from registered dietitian and health writer Anthea Levi, MS, RD, CDN. Digestible, evidence-based, and packed with actionable info for a healthier life. Eat up.

Where science meets soul in primary care

A newsletter on politics and culture, money and power -- telling the truth without fear -- from Anand Giridharadas

Simple Pleasures: A rolling tribute to the little things in life

More than a newsletter, Moon Letters are a living archive of creativity, mythology, and transformation—woven with meditations on art as devotion, the body as wisdom, and the unseen forces that shape us.

Wild at heart, weird on top, and publicly learning to love myself. These letters make frequent stops at personal histories, relationships, communal living, addiction, making art, & navigating the digital Anthropocene. It ain't much but it's honest work.