Oh Henry!
On grief, the aunts, and how some losses stay a chapter instead of becoming the whole book
Reclaiming Muchness by Wendy Perrotti
Reclaiming Muchness is the thinking woman's sanctuary, a space to tap into your deeper wisdom and reconnect with what makes you so uniquely you.
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The Exclamation Point Problem
Why “acting as if” isn’t working for you, and what will
Leave the Marina
On rules, readiness, and the slippery slope between I shouldn't and I can't
I Was Everybody's Ride or Die
On people-pleasing, boundaries, and the three surprising words that changed everything
Old Bones
The trouble with what we know for sure
The Company We Keep
Why "surround yourself with successful people" may be the wrong advice
If It Was a Snake, It Would've Bitten Me
The science behind why the very thing you've been searching for may have been right under your nose all along.
An Ordinary Life
A reflective essay for women in midlife about identity, authenticity, and redefining what an extraordinary life really means. Wendy Perrotti explores the quiet tension between external success and inner fulfillment, inviting readers to reconnect with the version of themselves that existed before approval, achievement, and expectations shaped their choices. Perfect for women navigating reinvention,…
Berate the Fool or Honor the Warrior?
Maybe giving your younger self a break is the path to what you're striving for now.
A Bathtub and a Flaming Can of Lysol
The truth about letting go of old wounds
It's a Hell of a Thing to Get Old
On grief, aging, and the sneaky third thing that shapes them both
It's a Drug
Why Insight Alone Won't Create Change