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Emily Hubbard's avatar

Temi, your absence didn’t go unnoticed, I missed reading your newsletter but I’m glad you allowed yourself to take a break when you really needed to. Thank you for sharing your honest reality, it’s appreciated. I’ve also been feeling like life has been feeling heavier than usual and I’ve been struggling to actually do anything apart from rest and potter around the house or garden. Autumn is always a big transition period for me so I get you. The book “Wintering” by Katherine May really helped me to adapt to the autumn and winter seasons without life feeling so dark and heavy. It helped me in a spiritual way too. Now, I re-read it each time autumn rolls around to remind myself how to deal with it with joy. Maybe it will resonate with you too? If not feel free to let it go!

I hope the Universe sends you some ease after these harder times 🫂

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Javier B Edwards's avatar

My brother - deep and candid thoughts.

I applaud your courage and honesty. 😤

This is real for a lot of us who are creative entrepreneurs - it's been 3 years since I quit my job and went full time on my own and let me be the first to say .

THIS LIFE IS NO JOKE.

I've fell in to my lowest of low lows and had some of the highest highs. Through it all I've learned:

1. I need God more than I need money.

The chase feels like it never seems to end. I'm at the point where I'm like - “Lord, just make my paths straight”

Whatever that looks like professionally. I just want peace and to be present for my family at this point.

2. I NEED community.

I notice I lean towards isolation, in an unhealthy way and when I do get “free” time, I sort of wallow and rest.

This past year, I've been more intentional about connecting with others in the body and just being present in each other's lives as much as possible.

I celebrate you bro and your ability to continue to:

1. Create through the dark time

2. Share your experience

Trust this is impacting MANY of us

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