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(Live) Step into your own unique timeline on Substack
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- Sparkle on Substack
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- Jan 19, 2026
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- 2460
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Summary
“I am a person who believes really strongly that like there is no scarcity in creativity. The more I create the more I can create. The more I write the more I will write. So I’m not worried about like oh god I’m gonna run out of ideas. It’s never happened.” Alix Klingenberg Thank you Mary Beth Kaplan🪶 , Laia Bové , Jazmon Bradley , Angela Limb , Nance Scott , and many others for tuning into my live video with Alix Klingenberg ! Join me for my next live video in the app. Subscribe to Alix Klingenberg here… Buy her book - Quietly Wild - https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Quietly-Wild/Alix-Klingenberg/9798887621531 Ai Summary - thanks Claude Summary: Community Conversation with Claire Venus and Alix Klingenberg This conversation features Claire Venus, an engagement consultant and Substack expert, in discussion with Alix Klingenberg , a poet, spiritual director, and author, about community building on Substack. Key Points About Alix: Background & Work: * Spiritual director who helps people find meaning through earth-based, science-driven spiritual practice * Writes on Substack about connecting with the land and recognizing ourselves as part of nature * Author of four poetry collections: Secrets and Stars , Bread, Sex, Trees , Hermit Season , and Quietly Wild * Quietly Wild features her film photography alongside seasonal poetry, published by Mandala Earth * Started on Substack in March 2024 Creative Philosophy: * Believes in connecting with inner rhythms and seasonal cadences * Her poems represent her “neurotic self talking to her more calm, centered higher self” * Finds spring and fall most creative; struggles in November * Emphasizes that scarcity doesn’t exist in creativity—the more you create, the more you can create Substack Approach: * Writes weekly free newslett…