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The Story of Capitalism or at Least One Version of It
Unpacking Capitalism through the lenses of love and fear. Part of a broader exploration of how financial systems and money drive fear-based behaviors in…
Oct 30
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Jeremy Litchfield
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Light on the Water
A Saturday morning walk after a rough Friday: coffee, river light, and an honest check-in on control, the imposter voice, and finding calm in contrast.
Oct 28
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Jeremy Litchfield
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When Love-Centered Spaces Turn to Fear Tribalism
What happens when a love-centered space slides into tribalism? A field note on fear, belonging, and how to return to care.
Oct 23
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Jeremy Litchfield
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Building a Bow: The Weight of Making Something Meant to Kill
Can killing be an act of love? Exploring connection vs disconnection through bow making and the sacred hunt. About food, presence, and responsibility.
Oct 21
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Jeremy Litchfield
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Same Song. Same Riff. Same Words. Whole New Meaning.
A reflection on Living Colour’s Cult of Personality, testosterone, and how leaders amplify either fear or love. Same song, same riff, new meaning about…
Oct 16
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Jeremy Litchfield
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Thank you and a small ask for help
Six weeks ago today, I published my first Heart-Strong post on Substack.
Oct 15
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Jeremy Litchfield
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Reflections on a Conversation with a Man Who Spent 25 Years in Prison and Chose Love Over Fear
From prison to purpose. Sam Harris’s 25-year journey shows why reentry starts day one. Love over fear, therapy, and community lead to real safety.
Oct 14
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Jeremy Litchfield
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The Testosterone Paradox: Why Buddhist Monks and Prison Inmates Have More in Common Than You Think
I picked up a book about testosterone expecting to learn about biology.
Oct 9
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Jeremy Litchfield
The Movies that Made Men
Explore how childhood films shaped masculinity. A custom tool analyzes your favorite movies and what they taught about being a man.
Oct 7
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Jeremy Litchfield
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Presence is the First Step Toward Love: What Chris Lombard and His Horses Keep Teaching Me
A Maine horseman teaches what love really looks like: presence before force, attention before action, meeting fear with patient connection
Oct 2
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Jeremy Litchfield
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September 2025
The Movies that Made Me
A reflection on how the films we grew up watching shaped our ideas of manhood, leadership, and belonging. From Stand By Me to Rocky and Dazed and…
Sep 30
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Jeremy Litchfield
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Love and Fear: Dancing Partners, Not Enemies
After diving deep into what love and fear actually are, I discovered they're not opposing forces we need to choose between. They're dancing partners…
Sep 25
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Jeremy Litchfield
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