Hey Julie, I appreciate what you're doing here and am interested in what you have to say. I do like the way you break topics down into something understandable. I would definitely be interested in shorter, more frequent *bulleted list* style emails with your commentary on what's impacting the future of our world, but however you decide to write, I'll keep reading!
Hey, Julie. It matters. I'm enjoying reading what you write and I'd be fine with shorter, bullet-point articles/emails as well, especially knowing that it would be better for you and your energy.
I like your writing style, but I would also read a bulleted list email. I'm also interested in how to talk to people about these topics that don't seem to care or don't want to be involved. Thanks for all that you do!
It does matter. We are not at a stage where I feel is even possi le to have the answers about how to move forward on this planet in business, with ourselves, or our our relationship to earth. We are still very much in a stage of bringing our collective shadows to the surface and witnessing what is there. And that has to be okay for the moment. For us to sit in the uncomfortable and simply BE while following the breadcrumbs of what feel true to ourselves and see what happens. Did we create a better circumstance or a worst one? We are very much leaning again how to operate from our deeper values, and I feel that will take some time and some trial and error. 💛✨️⭐️
I am so grateful for your reports!! I tend to tune out the news bc it drags me down at unexpected times, but when I get your reports I know what I’m in for lol ...AND your writing is engaging, helpful, and goes beyond “damn this is depressing “. (Great job on that btw, that’s no easy task). It’s contained, educated, and has a wholistic view. I think I would read it either in long form or shorter more frequent ...though I could see shorter being easier. I vote for whatever is ideal for you - this isn’t an easy topic for you to write about, so I support your own self-care and preference.
Hi Julie - I read your updates and was reading your stuff during Covid. Long form or bulleted, either works for me. You write them how you want to create, and I’ll read.
Humans surpassed the earth’s carrying capacity some time ago but got pretty clever with thinking industry and tech could outsmart a J curve.
I really appreciate the time you take to put these into the world. I would be fine with shorter or as is, really whatever works best for you will be best.
I appreciate what you write and what you are trying to do: present the facts, potentially ease some anxiety through awareness, and suggest things - *anything* - we can individually and collectively do to mitigate what is happening.
The new format you suggest sounds a lot like the WTFJH newsletter that began at the onset of the Trump nightmare. Each weekday issue starts with a long sentence paragraph summarizing by separate clauses the key events (within politics) for the day. It is followed by a short paragraph further explaining each clause presented. It is very helpful and well done.
Hey Julie, I appreciate what you're doing here and am interested in what you have to say. I do like the way you break topics down into something understandable. I would definitely be interested in shorter, more frequent *bulleted list* style emails with your commentary on what's impacting the future of our world, but however you decide to write, I'll keep reading!
Hey, Julie. It matters. I'm enjoying reading what you write and I'd be fine with shorter, bullet-point articles/emails as well, especially knowing that it would be better for you and your energy.
I like your writing style, but I would also read a bulleted list email. I'm also interested in how to talk to people about these topics that don't seem to care or don't want to be involved. Thanks for all that you do!
It does matter. We are not at a stage where I feel is even possi le to have the answers about how to move forward on this planet in business, with ourselves, or our our relationship to earth. We are still very much in a stage of bringing our collective shadows to the surface and witnessing what is there. And that has to be okay for the moment. For us to sit in the uncomfortable and simply BE while following the breadcrumbs of what feel true to ourselves and see what happens. Did we create a better circumstance or a worst one? We are very much leaning again how to operate from our deeper values, and I feel that will take some time and some trial and error. 💛✨️⭐️
I am so grateful for your reports!! I tend to tune out the news bc it drags me down at unexpected times, but when I get your reports I know what I’m in for lol ...AND your writing is engaging, helpful, and goes beyond “damn this is depressing “. (Great job on that btw, that’s no easy task). It’s contained, educated, and has a wholistic view. I think I would read it either in long form or shorter more frequent ...though I could see shorter being easier. I vote for whatever is ideal for you - this isn’t an easy topic for you to write about, so I support your own self-care and preference.
Hi Julie - I read your updates and was reading your stuff during Covid. Long form or bulleted, either works for me. You write them how you want to create, and I’ll read.
Humans surpassed the earth’s carrying capacity some time ago but got pretty clever with thinking industry and tech could outsmart a J curve.
I really appreciate the time you take to put these into the world. I would be fine with shorter or as is, really whatever works best for you will be best.
I appreciate what you write and what you are trying to do: present the facts, potentially ease some anxiety through awareness, and suggest things - *anything* - we can individually and collectively do to mitigate what is happening.
The new format you suggest sounds a lot like the WTFJH newsletter that began at the onset of the Trump nightmare. Each weekday issue starts with a long sentence paragraph summarizing by separate clauses the key events (within politics) for the day. It is followed by a short paragraph further explaining each clause presented. It is very helpful and well done.
~Andrea