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Books, articles, and essays by Meredith to strengthen your connection to your wonderful, wild self and the wider, living world

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The Adventures of Little One: Eye-Opening Tales of the First Hero’s Journey

A fun and entertaining way to learn how to overcome some of the most common obstacles to discovering what you’re meant to do in the world, The Adventures of Little One tells the tale of the first hero to go on a quest to find his calling. The stories follow him as he confronts ogres, battles demons, and tries to solve the mystery of the Serpent God, all the while struggling to overcome many of the same challenges we all face as we figure out what we’re meant to do in life.

The Dark Light of Depression

Four years in the making, this personal essay tells the story of how depression, anxiety, and nature helped me rediscover what matters most–and gave me hope that the world can too.

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The Powerful Pawpaw and the Magic of Synchronicity (A Wild Hunch #3)

Listen to me read this post In July my husband and I went camping on Cumberland Island, a barrier island and National Seashore in South Georgia. Unlike the other barrier islands, Cumberland is mostly undeveloped, and the only way to get there is via ferry (there are...

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A lot of people claim they can’t follow their dreams. They have a mortgage, kids, a work history they say prevents them from pursuing jobs they might actually like. Others swear that if you let your passion lead, success will follow. That where there’s a will, there’s...

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