The Lies We Inherited, The Truths We're Excavating

Nine Reckonings on Healing, Worth, and the Work of Becoming

Jan 29 • Michell C. Clark

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My daughter doesn't need me to be a martyr. She needs me alive.

On fatherhood, disappearing, and the radical act of play.

Jan 14 • Michell C. Clark

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October 2025

I’d rather be "divisive" than complicit.

On refusing comfort in the face of injustice

Oct 2, 2025 • Michell C. Clark

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September 2025

The Scripts We Sell Ourselves

How we edit others out of our own stories

Sep 17, 2025 • Michell C. Clark

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August 2025

UPDATE: Tonight's workshop is about freeing yourself from "not enough" narratives.

What's Holding Your Creativity Hostage?

Aug 18, 2025 • Michell C. Clark

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July 2025

I hope you forget me.

A father's meditation on memory, progress, and the paradox of wanting to be forgotten

Jul 30, 2025 • Michell C. Clark

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The Wrong People Should Love You Less

On losing people, finding yourself, and the relationships that survive authenticity

Jul 16, 2025 • Michell C. Clark

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Healing Didn’t Make Me Less Angry—It Made My Anger More Clear

There's a difference between healing and sedation.

Jul 2, 2025 • Michell C. Clark

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June 2025

My therapist can't save me from capitalism, and yours can't save you, either

The problem with individual healing as a solution for systemic issues

Jun 4, 2025 • Michell C. Clark

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May 2025

My Most Important Wellness Hack: Remembering That I Belong

How I found the audacity I needed to finally claim my place in the world.

May 21, 2025 • Michell C. Clark

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We were made to support each other through impossible times.

On honoring global suffering and personal overwhelm in a world that demands we choose

May 14, 2025 • Michell C. Clark

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Dreams should feel like windows, not cages.

Sometimes I became so fixated on one dream that I forgot my heart has room for many.

May 7, 2025 • Michell C. Clark

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