Gratitude Journal (Newsletter)

Gratitude Journal (Newsletter)

This newsletter embodies my journey of practicing gratitude. Titled “Gratitude Journal,” it’s a complimentary resource aimed at fostering community well-being through the sharing of gratitude and personal reflections.

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  • Mar 27, 2023 | alexelle.substack.com | Alex Elle

    In 2016, I wrote this article. My friends at OnBeing shared it. I remember being terrified to write these words but obligated. Obligated because my anxiety was crippling, and no one seemed to be able to put two and two together. How could I be so “public” but also so not interested in people? A lot has changed about me since this article was published. For one, I went to therapy and started tackling my fears and defense mechanisms.

  • Mar 10, 2023 | alexelle.substack.com | Alex Elle

    Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. Dear Gratitude,We have come a long way. You've taught me so much about being with my feelings and the duality of life. I'm glad that I don't feel the need to fake a relationship with you anymore. I no longer hear the voices of my elders saying, "Well, you should be grateful," when I wasn't or didn't know how to be. Thank you for allowing me to get to know you for myself. We are close friends now. We know each other well.

  • Feb 16, 2023 | alexelle.substack.com | Alex Elle

    BUY: SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL TEEI shared earlier this week on IG that I spent years abandoning myself and calling it love. Unlearning this would take me years of practice while sorting through shame, guilt, and uncertainty. Growing up, I saw the women in my family leave themselves behind. I saw them carry the world on their backs even when they were worn down, exhausted, and broken.

  • Feb 9, 2023 | alexelle.substack.com | Alex Elle

    When I first started going through my season of shedding, I quickly discovered that everyone couldn't continue on the journey with me—and it hurt. It was challenging. I went backward more times than I could count because letting go felt too painful. Looking back, I am incredibly grateful for every shortcoming and failure along the way. Each step is what made me who I am today. I didn't always feel this way, though—especially when I was in the thick of it. Evolving and changing is hard work.

  • Feb 7, 2023 | alexelle.substack.com | Alex Elle

    A couple of weeks ago, I released my Healing by Example sweatshirts. I made them to be a wearable reminder for us all to keep doing the work and being a leader in our lives. To my surprise, someone decided they loved my design and phrase so much that they would make their own to sell. Same font. Same layout. I was shocked and appalled by the audacity. Stealing someone’s work is never OK, but I felt especially slighted because a white woman stole from me during Black History month of all months, lol.