Practical traction after a hard hit—field notes and tools for rebuilding without performative positivity
Hey there, ledge walkers. We have officially hit 1,000 visitors here at Standing on the Ledge. Thank you. Truly, thank you from the bottom of my heart — whether you have been visiting faithfully from the beginning, found your way here somewhere along the road, or just arrived for the first time. It is late … Continue reading 1,000 Visitors on the Ledge
A screen displays new conflict-management resources available to employees. Hey there, how is everybody this morning? Over here, we are doing reasonably well, and I am pleased to announce that we are going to be introducing some new material to Standing on the Ledge. This new material does not deal with collapse directly, and it … Continue reading New Tools, New Ground
Hey there, Standing on the Ledge, how are y’all today? Well, Friday is a wrap. It is now Saturday, March 21st, and I just finished my first 40-hour work week in quite a while. And I am tired. I am sore. I am worn out. But you know what? I am happy for that. There … Continue reading You get to Define the Win
On Day 15 of his journey, the author reflects on the importance of looking back at past challenges that shaped him. He recounts a painful memory of a friend's suicide that catalyzed his personal growth from a cleaner to a business owner. Despite struggles, he expresses gratitude for resilience and the ongoing process of rebuilding.
In Part 7 of "Standing in the Rubble," the focus shifts from structured rebuilding to the chaotic nature of navigating life's mess. The author reflects on the importance of movement and resilience instead of expecting immediate clarity. Emphasizing small choices and persistence, the piece highlights the gradual recognition of hope amidst the rubble.
The "Standing in the Rubble" videos blend self-help and personal reflection amidst life's chaos. The creator expresses their struggles openly, using the metaphor of rubble to signify life’s uncertainties. These vlogs aim to support others facing similar challenges, highlighting that one can help while still navigating their own mess.
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