Unlearn With Me flips self-help on its head. It’s for those done with hustle culture, toxic positivity, and "fix yourself" advice. Two raw emails a week to help you unlearn the noise and trust yourself again.

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What’s “Unlearn With Me”? Most of us were taught to hustle harder…To stay positive in every situation…To fix our flaws based on what others thought of us…To be “better” — whatever that means. But what if growth doesn’t start with becoming more?What if it begins by letting go? That’s what Unlearn With Me is about. A weekly letter from someone who’s still figuring it out.Someone who got tired of the filters, the hacks, the pressure to always have it together. Every issue is a pushback against: Perfection Over-productivity The myth that you’re broken and need fixing Here’s what you’ll find Inside: Raw reflections from my own unlearning journey Tiny truths that cracked me open Journal prompts, what-ifs, and messy questions A slow, real space to breathe and be No ads. No fluff. Just the truth. Straight to your inbox — no algorithms to mess with in between. This isn’t your typical self-help newsletter where you’re given a page-long advice with zero proof of action to follow through with it. This one’s going to help you let go of your self-censorship (the stupid act of stopping yourself from doing & achieving more) And if any part of you whispered “finally” while reading this — you belong here.

Unlearn With Me is a refreshing approach to self-growth, offering a much-needed break from hustle culture and toxic positivity. With two raw, honest emails a week, it helps you unlearn the noise and reconnect with your true self. I’m excited to see how it empowers individuals to trust themselves again, without the pressure to constantly "fix" anything—just embrace authenticity and growth at their own pace.

Framer — Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

"Unlearn With Me" Newsletter

A newsletter for those tired of fixing themselves.

A newsletter for those tired of fixing themselves.