by Phyllis Chubb | Jun 4, 2026
Sometimes life hands us routines that keep us indoors, the kind that rearrange how we see ourselves and the world. When that happens, the wisest thing we can do is let a little light in. Summer is the time for that. Warm air, long evenings, the sound of people...
by Phyllis Chubb | Apr 29, 2026
Risking new thoughts can be exciting. It doesn’t have to feel like strain. Thinking only becomes “hard” when we resist the discomfort of seeing from another angle. The moment we tense up, our mind narrows. The moment we ask why and sit with the answer, our thinking...
by Phyllis Chubb | Apr 23, 2026
You didn’t choose your name. You didn’t choose your gender. They decided before you had a voice. But you have one now. Does the identity they gave you still fit the person you’ve become? Contact me at [email protected]
by Phyllis Chubb | Sep 26, 2024
Our worldview dictates how we see each other.
by Phyllis Chubb | Jul 18, 2024
The language we speak shapes our worldview because the base of a language supports or restricts what we see. Languages are based on objectivity or a combination of objectivity and subjectivity. English is based on objectivity. Another word for objectivity is...
by Phyllis Chubb | Nov 21, 2023
It’s time to start a regular chronicle of the adventures I’ve enjoyed in life, especially while learning the art of novel writing. Writing involves more, much more, than stringing letters together. Every computer houses at least one gremlin. We can’t see these...
