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Recommended by Stan Lake

Leslie’s Substack

My personal Substack

Joshua Tree Writers Retreat

A space for writers in the shadow of Joshua Tree National Park.

These guys rock, nuff said.

- Stan Lake

Leo Jenkins Writes

Essays, an occasional poem, and the new novel (US:A journey to freedom) by American author, Leo Jenkins.

Leo Jenkins is a storyteller. A damn good one at that. You'd be doing yourself a disservice by not reading his articles, poems, books and etc. Get on it!

- Stan Lake

What then?

By Sam Alaimo

Original Stoic Essays | Former Navy SEAL

Guide to Human

By Fred "Doom" Dummar

Learn how to build great teams, find the great leader inside you, develop your leadership competencies, and begin to lead with love.

Fred's posts are encouraging and full of great insight. Do yourself a favor and go read "Guide to Human" and you'll likely be better for doing so.

- Stan Lake

Sean of the South

By Sean Dietrich

Sean Dietrich is a columnist, novelist, stand-up storyteller, and musician, known for his commentary on life in the American South. His work has appeared in Newsweek, Reader's Digest, Southern Living, and he makes appearances on the Grand Ole Opry.

Just dang good, wholesome articles that make you believe in the goodness of humanity again. Sean's a gift.

- Stan Lake

The Human Performance Architect Journal

By G.C. Briones III

Writing is my way of capturing life through words, stories, and experiences. Whether it's on the page, through podcasts, videos, or creative collaborations, I explore the art of expression to connect, inspire, impact, and share the journey.

Walking Point with John Dailey

By John

Get better at getting better. Join the tribe!

John Dailey dutifully posts meaninful and digestible articles each week with his "Walking Point" Substack that both challenges and encourages the reader to be better and he gives us the tools to make those positive changes.

- Stan Lake

Lethal Minds

A veteran and servicemember written magazine covering military, foreign affairs, literature, and the veteran community.

Lethal Minds Journal is for the troops and by the troops. It is a great distillation of past and present service members strengths, struggles, and gives you a thumb on the pulse of the military and veteran community.

- Stan Lake

Savage Wonder

By Veterans Repertory Theater

The literary blog of the Veterans Repertory Theater