Blunt, funny personal essays about surviving chaos — without getting inspirational about it.
Short essay collections, written down so you don't feel crazy alone.
The year everything fell apart, written down without the silver-lining voice. Out now.
What surviving actually looks like on a Tuesday. In progress.
Because the chaos was not, in fact, a one-time event.
Most life stories get polished until they stop sounding true. Life Reports does the opposite. The mess stays messy. The jokes stay in. The silver lining is optional.
"I don't need a visualization where money 'flows to me effortlessly.' I need the invoice paid, the bill handled, the laptop closed. Less owned by chaos. Less owned by panic. A real life, built one move at a time."
A Disaster, Documented — ebook or paperback, yours to keep.
No spam, no funnels-that-feel-like-funnels. Just the next one when it's ready.
A short personal essay book series about surviving chaos without romanticizing it — honest, funny, no silver lining.
Yes — personal essays and memoir, written blunt and funny rather than inspirational.
Right here — ebook ($9) or paperback ($18). A Disaster, Documented is out now.
Yes — read the first essay free above.
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