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issue #02 | born to dilly dally, forced to lock in

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it’s been a while since i’ve last wrote to you here- in case you forgot you were subscribed, this is my sporadic little newsletter where i open up about my creative journey and share a few tips here and there. as you can probably tell from the cadence of this newsletter, this is not your typical newsletter- i like to experiment with formats/content so in this one, i’ll be sharing a collection of scattered thoughts on my mind. (hold on tight, its a bit of a long one since we have a lot to catch up on :) this is one of my favourite photos on the internet currently these past two months have been the busiest months of my life. i’ve been juggling a lot on my plate recently and as i’m writing this i’m on the plane back from a 12 day trip to switzerland with some of the greatest storytellers in the world (or at least i was, at the time this has been sent out i’m back home in 🇨🇦) a sample of what’s been on my plate over the past 2 months prior to switzerland, i was LOCKED in— staying discip

issue #02 | born to dilly dally, forced to lock in Home Posts issue #02 | born to dilly dally, forced to lock in issue #02 | born to dilly dally, forced to lock in big life changes, reflections on switzerland, & what's next Mylene Mae Sep 26, 2024 hey kind humans ◡̈ it’s been a while since i’ve last wrote to you here- in case you forgot you were subscribed, this is my sporadic little newsletter where i open up about my creative journey and share a few tips here and there. as you can probably tell from the cadence of this newsletter, this is not your typical newsletter - i like to experiment wi

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