Substacks recommended by Ink and Light by Nat Hale

Recommended by Ink and Light by Nat Hale

Leadership, Reinvention & Letters from the In-Between

B2B tech marketing leader (Salesforce, Oracle, Microsoft), Kellogg CMO alum. Now in DC on a working sabbatical, sharing field notes on B2B Marketing , AI, leadership & reinvention. Part time poet , secretly writing historical fiction.

Archana is new here. This is her first post. Join me in welcoming her and encouraging her

- Ink and Light by Nat Hale

Merveye 🧿

By 🧿Merveye

When spirituality, rebelution, tarot & oracle, fucking the system and Mother Earth come together

Always honest, always passionate

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Bless The Daughters

By Kathy Parker

Essays on the Mother Wound ~ from a book I once wrote but never published.

The pain mother's inflict is so often never discussed. This is a really helpful publication .

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Bede’s Substack

By Bede Gary

Prose and poetry from my heart, mind and soul.

I love this Substack because every time I read a post I learn something new about the world. I see the world differently and I am always inspired and challenged

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The Therapist Who Came Undone

Psychologist and writer, sharing (anonymously, for now) from both sides of the therapy room. This is where the mask comes off. I write about falling apart and the messy, brave work of becoming real—with painful honesty, compassion, and authenticity.

This piece really touched me. I love how you write about anxiety not as something to conquer, but as a companion to understand. There’s such humility in the way you hold it — no pretence of mastery, just a steady willingness to stay in relationship with something that can be both wise and misleading. It feels honest in a way that invites trust. I also live with anxiety, and your words reminded me that the work isn’t to silence her, but to learn her patterns — to notice when she’s warning me, an

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Soul Letters

By Katherine

Reinventing what it means to grow older through words that awaken your truth, courage, and joy.

I look forward to these posts. They are gentle but deep

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The Reticent Gardener

By JGWunderlich

The garden is both setting and teacher. These essays wander through herbs and houseplants, moments of wonder and failure, and the ways tending plants mirrors tending the self. Curious, imperfect, and always learning—just like the garden itself.

Old Man Talks

Finding clarity in the chaos. A gentle rebellion, where self-honesty matters more than self-help.

Just love the wisdom that comes from a long term perspective

- Ink and Light by Nat Hale

My Three Cents

By M3cents