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A dad and daughter sharing real-life money lessons and stories to help you build peace, wealth and lasting freedom. 💸

a weekly newsletter that gives you a glimpse into my life, designs, creativity and music. Welcome to the Block!

Lisa Y. Collins is a respected healing leader, life coach, trauma practitioner, author, and professor. Her studies focus on healing through a personal analysis of trauma.

Essays and poetry dissecting culture, power, and survival — if it’s uncomfortable, I’m writing about it.

A Black, woman minister unburdening herself of organized religion while embracing creativity as a spiritual practice. Join us as we inspire the world to be loving, creative, free-thinkers. Subscribe for all of this and more.

I write fiction stories to give readers a break from the day-to-day. I write whining blog posts so other writers know their not alone. Sometimes I just write :)

A digital space that celebrates the creative power of Black women throughout history and in modern times.

chronically trying to balance the scales. Stay or leave, this or that, more or less, yes or no, push harder or rest, speak or preserve my peace?

An Ancestral Archivist and Counter Cartographer writing about everything from solo camping the Sonoran Desert, to re-membering our Ancestral Inheritance.

a practice of journeying in imperfection.

Greens and Cornbread is your go-to spot for a little bit of everything—poetry, stories, essays, and reflections. Grab a plate and help yourself.

Exploring the stories we tell about our lives, the deeper layers of our creative callings, and the inner work that leads to truer, fuller expression.

A look at the world and life through the eyes of a 20-something Black woman. Written in truth, creativity, and authenticity, while holding space for those who are like myself. Welcome.

welcome to church. where service is held with personal memory, story, opinion, and creativity. this newsletter is y(our) sunday morning reckoning with Black life, emotional equity, and the daily work and pursuit of felt safety, visibility, and care. amen.

Stay Woke is a publication of Black thought and culture.

an ethical peek at my journal and inside of my mind. my space to house my musings about my lived experiences and bipolar disorder.

Welcome! I host the podcast "This is How We Create." In this newsletter, we talk about why we get stuck, how we move forward, and what it takes to build a creative practice that lasts.

A warm space for being. Capturing, exploring and reflecting on the journey of motherhood & spiritual awakening✨

Am I Making This Too Deep? Maybe. Possibly. Probably. Of course.

A Substack and podcast all about journaling and self discovery. There's no right or wrong way to journal, you just have to find the right words.

Hello beloved! Please journey with me as I pour out my heart into these pages, hoping to find expression, hoping to build a community, hoping to share my self and my thoughts with you. ✨✨✨✨❤️

I’m Reyna, a storyteller and explorer of the everyday. Wonder More is my invitation—to pause, look closer, and find meaning in the small and extraordinary moments that shape us. I'm glad you are here. xoxo

Stories of Growth, Gardening, and Wellness.

8 x 11 is the size of a blank page.

Komen to yé, subscribe for history, culture and more

I’m here for art and words. I make art, and write words. Disabled. Fibro. C-PTSD. Also hilarious. I’m figuring my life out one essay, poem, or artwork at a time. Thanks for hanging out.

A soulful experience of life musings, plant medicine, and music. Have some tea and jam with me.

This is my Bookish Substack-more laid back than my website, more structured than my social media. I write romantic and women's fiction novels that center Black characters. If you like snark and steamy romance...HELLO!

Black 20-something navigating life, connection, and community in Los Angeles. I don't have everything figured out, but I'm getting there.

The Misogynoir to Mishpat Research Network's Substack

An Award Winning Publication Discussing Financial Empowerment & Financial Trauma For People Who Look Like Me

I believe in meeting people where they are. Making space for thoughts, soul stirrings to break through to the page.

Ditching hustle culture, self-doubt, and fear and planting the seeds of gentleness, expansion, and self-actualization

For Black women ready to shed falsities, rise in True Self, awaken goddessness, and embody divinity to live on 10—elevated, free, and joy-filled. Others may take a gem too if it fits.

A some times writer, creator, and educator. An all times millennial observing the media and the masses.

An award-winning newsletter that shares some of the most interesting and informative news stories about the Black experience in America. 2024 Webby Award honoree.

all the things that cross my mind each day.

on desire, culture, and everything you were taught to want.

A cheeky recipe newsletter at the intersection of food history, desire, diaspora, and plant-medicine.

Educator, poet, and storyteller. Join me as we navigate the future, one thought-provoking piece at a time.

A space for late bloomers, “planty” people, healing souls, and budding artists. I’m finding my way back to myself, one small joy, one slow morning, one scribbled thought at a time. If you’re growing at your own pace, you belong here. Welcome.

My writing and musings about all things real and imagined across time and space. Delving from time to time into matters of importance to my tribe and village.

My personal Substack

The Creative Year is a place for personal essays, book reviews, and all my musings as I navigate through my personal creative year.

Welcome to my virtual space, a home for my journey through creativity, healing, and building community for those who are neurodivergent, thoughtful, and sensitive souls...like me. Come in, take off your shoes. I will grab us a snack!

Filled with thoughts on topics related to Psychology and Sociology through content that I consume— books, tv, and movies.

My personal Substack about me figuring out wtf I'm doing

On Blackness, Growth & Joy

Poetry, short stories and poetic essays

Lived experience doesn't just have a place, it is the place from which identity, culture and confidence form and grow. This space stays close to that intersection, so we can reinvent ourselves freely and with integrity.