Author Archives: linabranter
#TBT: My 16 year old journal
To amuse during these very weird times, I offer you a glimpse into my 16-year old soul. And yes, it is as embarrassing as it sounds. You are welcome. And to sweeten the pot, here is a visual to go … Continue reading
Podcast #1: How Our Limiting Beliefs Can Hurt the World
Audio Transcript I firmly believe the next stage of evolution for humanity is self-awareness. As the world shuts down because of the Coronavirus and the stakes for taking responsibility for our actions are at a critical high, it is more … Continue reading
Hellish Years: Five Years Later
It has been five years. Five. Half a decade since my husband told me in one breath he was having an affair and didn’t know if he wanted to be married anymore. (Turns out he did want to be married, … Continue reading
My Abortion: A Story of Privilege and Un-Shame
When I was 20 years old I was a total mess of a human being. The snowballing of bad choices began in my 18th year at around graduation. The end of high school coincided with the end of my first … Continue reading
A Day in the Life: Sadness in the Afternoon
I work in an office now. It is a mobile space and I am constantly surrounded by people. Every morning I fetch my computer and keyboard and everything else from my designated locker and roam the floor until I spy … Continue reading
A Day in the Life: 6 am, weekday.
Haven’t written a day in the life in a while. Here is a snapshot of a typical weekday morning. Continue reading
On the Illusion of Communication
“The single biggest problem with communication is the illusion that it has taken place.”- George Bernard Shaw I’ve always thought of myself as a good communicator. I thought I was doing awesome. I could string those sentences together like nobody’s … Continue reading
