Maxed Out 

Written By Gerette Buglion

Most weeks, my Tuesday writing group is where my words and thoughts coalesce for this Wednesday newsletter. I typically arrive with a partially marinated idea of what I want to share with you and in the course of an hour, a short essay is born. Not this week. ðŸ¥¹

Just before arriving there, I ended a nearly two hour podcast interview (It was a great convo - I’ll let you know when it’s released!) But afterwards, I hit a dull wall. My brain and body were maxed out and I could not stop yawning. I tried to access my inner muse but she would not come out to play. So today, I’m calling uncle. 

Perhaps you’d like to listen to me riffing with the wonderful Sarah Steele at Let’s Talk About Sects. (Isn’t that the best podcast title?!?) It just came out a couple weeks ago. This might be my all time favorite public conversation! 

I will be back next Wednesday with my engaging and educational content 😉 In the meantime, I’m preparing for Sunday’s Connections Program. By the way… there are still three openings. 

Is one of them yours? Hit comment below. Let's chat about it. 

Gerette Buglion

Gerette Buglion wants to live in a world where cult leaders, narcissistic abusers, and unethical, manipulative marketing techniques are spotted, called out, and silenced, creating more opportunities for nourishing relationships to flourish. Her work as educator and consultant centers on liberation from coercive control and supporting the integrative power of writing for survivors of cultic relationships through Writing to Reckon™ programs. Her passion for understanding influence and human behavior is at the core of her favorite conversations. She is a Co-founder and Executive Director for the nonprofit Living Cult Free and author of An Everyday Cult, her memoir and Writing to Reckon Journal - for Survivors of Spiritual, Religious and Cultic Abuse. Gerette’s Writing to Reckon™programs have been helping writers find their voice since March, 2020.

https://gerettebuglion.com
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