The Wobble Point

“Like many, I carry around a ton of Mom Guilt. This publication helps remind me to let it go!”

“I love to geek out on motivation, intelligence, success, character, connection, and change - and Adam shares great insights about them from the perspective of an organizational psychologist!”

“This is written by Shasta Nelson and her husband about their journey with dementia. I loved her earlier work on friendships, so I enjoy their perspectives here. ”

“If you've ever been stumped about what to write or post on Substack and behind, check out Tracy's substack for inspiration!”

“This newsletter speaks to the part of me trying to fully embrace who I am as a neurodivergent woman!”

“This substack curates and connects readers to content written about AI and Data from women all over the world. We need more women's perspectives in the societal discourse about AI!”

“Ruben and his team's guides have been truly helpful for me in learning how to use Claude and other AI tools!”

“Code Like A Girl is where women in tech come to find each other, share their work, and show up for one another - a much needed space in today's rapidly evolving world!”

“I love that Megan is also on a journey to slow down and find a way to work and provide and create things that matter without destroying her nervous system and sense of self. A fellow traveler in this journey!”

“Useful insights on product management and technology and a great discounts on initial subscriptions for paid subscribers to try out new tools for their businesses!”

“Moms carry at TON, so we need AI just as much if not more than anyone!”

“Cheryl Strayed is one of the OG writers who has inspired my whole way of thinking about the world and my passion for writing. Her "Tiny Beautiful Things" book touched my heart, and her words still find their way into my consciousness in key moments of my life. Especially her take on the boats not taken - so relevant to midlife. I also didn't know it at the time, but reading her "Wild" book helped lay the foundation I needed when my mom grew ill and died just a few years after I read it. ”

“An insightful and helpful perspective on living with vision challenges like keratoconus and how differing vision states can affect your interactions with the world!”

“I've absolutely loved Daphne Costa Lope's newsletter, "This is Growth," which gave me a ton of really helpful suggestions as a Customer Success Manager. I was thrilled to notice that Daphne is now on Substack sharing more of her personal journey and reflections. The initial posts I've read are just as excellent in a new and different way. I'm excited to read what's coming next!”

“Felicia hits at the heart of carving out a new calling with both emotional resonance and a practical roadmap!”

“Lindsay is a fellow midlife woman writing about rebuilding her life. I am cheering her on and excited to keep reading about her new chapter!”

“The Midst has the pulse on the 40+ female market!”

“Great tips and community for people like me who are moms with ADHD trying to cope with the overwhelm!”

“I'm always interested to learn more about neuroscience and how the brain and the body affects so much of our day to day life experience. Dr. Traster's Substack presents information about these topics in an visual and engaging way!”

“Great tips for using AI to help manage motherhood, especially with younger kids!”

“Great resource to learn about the nuts and bolts behind AI and data!”

“The Growing Edge helps remind me of topics related to mindfulness and self-compassion that help me feel more centered!”

“Modern Loss has really helped me to process and continue to live with grief from the death of my parents. ”

“Pinkie has such amazing ideas and roadmap for building a consistent visual look for your brand and Substack. I'm already obsessed and can't wait to get started!”

“As a former Higher Ed Academic Success Coach, it is refreshing and important to read Dr. Wheeler's perspective on what makes colleges work (and not work) for students. ”

“My goal is to make this Substack a space where everyone feels welcome; so I will likely avoid a ton of political posts. Heather Cox Richardson is a professor in Maine who writes about current events in America while bringing in historical context and perspective. I almost always learn something new from reading her posts. Even if you disagree with her views, I still think there is something valuable here for everyone. ”

“Tips on how to grow on Substack and use AI to help you do it!”

“Lots of great tips on using AI to the fullest - I still have so many more posts I want to read!”

“Thoughtful reflections on reframing what success and ambition look like as we grow older!”

“Tips on AI and a free course for subscribers!”

“Kelly has helped me be more compassionate with myself as I navigate my changing ADHD energy patterns day by day. Highly recommended for neurodivergent folks and those who love them!”

“I struggle with decision paralysis and perfectionism, and it often makes me wait too long to ship things out into the world and take next steps. Elizabeth's blog touches on how to move past that, and her words motivate me to take action!”

“I first encountered Dr. Rick when he was a guest presenter in an Awakening Joy class over a decade ago. His insights on the actual brain science reasons why we are wired to focus on the negative have been very helpful to me in reducing my anxiety and claiming more happiness!”

“Great tips and community for people like me who were late diagnosed with ADHD!”

“Nate's Substack has a ton of ideas for cutting through the hype and applying AI to be more efficient and get more done!”

“I definitely need to scroll less and live more, and Catherine offers inspiration and ideas to do that!”

“A Substack dedicated to those of us in the messy middle of transitions, a space I tend to spend a lot of time in!”