Less aloneSoma Isles
An Ode to Those Done with Religion
How do we find our way through the loss of everything we thought we knew?
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Can You Go Hiking When the World's on Fire?
On rest, responsibility, and the philosophies that quietly live us.
Less aloneSoma Isles
Becoming More Human and Learning to Love the World
In a world of labels and categories, what if our contradictions are clues—and brilliant sanity is the key to becoming whole?
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Adolescent Identity
Some questions are too big to answer all at once — especially when you’re still becoming who you are.
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Our Dance with Money
Most of us carry a hidden story about money — woven from silence, shame, and feelings we were never taught to name. What if the unease you feel isn’t really about money — but about the story you’ve been living without ever choosing? This is what happens when you finally look it in the eye.
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For Those Standing at the Threshold
How threshold moments show up in our lives, what they ask of us, and why Grokkist exists to support the messy, meaningful work of crossing from one chapter to the next.
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Find Your Red Thread
A course for uncovering the story your life has been telling all along — and making its hidden pattern visible, first to yourself, then to the world.
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Against the Grain
Struggling at something doesn’t mean you’re bad at it—sometimes it just means you’re starting from a different place.
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On the Struggle of Finding Your Place in the World
What if the struggle to find our place isn’t about fitting in, but about learning to stand in right relation to the whole? A reflection on belonging, language, and the tension between parts and wholes.
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Are you a grokkist?
When your insistence on curiosity and care leads you into wonderful, terrible trouble only to guide you safely home again, you are walking the path of a grokkist, where curiosity and care are both the question and the answer.
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Unlock Your Grok
Reconnect with what lights you up. Step into your favourite self — and begin shaping something to share. A gentle first step into the Grokkist community.
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Message Received: how authentic communication helps us find our voice and share our story - Kendra Fee-McNulty | S4E4
Kendra is the founder of empathy-driven marketing consultancy Raveloe+Co, which helps mission-driven organisations to find their voice and share their story authentically. We discuss empathy, effective storytelling, and balancing creativity with commercial interests without compromising your values.
🎭 The Longest-Serving Understudy in Theatre History
A conversation with Clive Marlowe, who spent 15 years covering the same roles in The Mousetrap. He reflects on the strange psychology of always waiting in the wings — living with uncertainty, stepping suddenly into the spotlight, letting go once the moment passes — opening into candid terr
Read the note ↗🪫 Effort Without Improvement
Kristie De Garis writes from two decades of trying to get better — cutting foods, changing habits, tightening routines — while the body doesn't follow the expected arc. She describes the work of staying level in a body that requires constant effort just to stay the same, inside a culture t
Read the note ↗🐙 Learning to Leave the Shell
An anxious little octopus watches the colourful world from the safety of her shell. She wants to explore, but fear holds her back — and it's only through small moments of safety and spark that she finds the courage to step into the current. For anyone who hesitates to fully swim, a gentle
Read the note ↗🐛 A Worm Who Dreams of Becoming a Butterfly
A stop-motion short about a worm stuck in a soulless remote job — equal parts funny and uncomfortably accurate about corporate claustrophobia. Pairs well with The Cat Empire's Wild Animals, a musical antidote whose chorus ('Don't let them kill the wild animals inside of you') picks up wher
Read the note ↗🌍 Revisiting Collapse, a Year Later
'We are going to have to live here with one another.' Rosie Spinks revisits her essay on becoming 'collapse aware' — the slow, grief-tinged reckoning that the way things are might not just be broken but ending. Rather than fear or fatalism, she offers collapse awareness as a portal: into g
Read the note ↗🎸 Hi Ren
What we repress doesn't disappear; it waits for a stage. Hi Ren is a nine-minute tour de force of performance art that lays bare the inner negotiations of identity and mental health — a dance between breakdown and breakthrough, less about triumph over darkness than intimacy with it. Ren de
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