Derek Wolf · First Ten Stories
Reflections written in the quiet hours of night and morning
Reflections written in the quiet hours of night and morning
001.) The First Time I Ignored Myself
A cautionary beginning when my own voice was the one I denied.
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A cautionary beginning when my own voice was the one I denied.
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002.) The Night I Couldn’t Decide
When choice froze me and the body already knew what to do.
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When choice froze me and the body already knew what to do.
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003.) What I Heard Beneath Words
Beyond what is said the felt truth that guides connection.
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Beyond what is said the felt truth that guides connection.
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004.) The Night I Drew a Line I Had Avoided
When a boundary became clarity instead of distance.
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When a boundary became clarity instead of distance.
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005.) The Night Noise Wouldn’t Stop
Finding quiet within when the world refuses to lower its voice.
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Finding quiet within when the world refuses to lower its voice.
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006.) Learning to Trust My Own Compass
How the body speaks before the mind understands.
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How the body speaks before the mind understands.
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007.) The Day I Chose to Be Here
A turning point when I stopped running and chose presence.
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A turning point when I stopped running and chose presence.
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008.) The Call I Did Not Want to Make
Integrity, risk, and the moment truth needed a voice.
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Integrity, risk, and the moment truth needed a voice.
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009.) The Kitchen Table and the Words We Swallow
When silence builds distance and truth invites belonging.
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When silence builds distance and truth invites belonging.
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010.) The Quiet Courage to Begin Again
Renewal, trust, and why restarts often look quiet.
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Renewal, trust, and why restarts often look quiet.
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Ten opening stories · Each one a doorway into the journal.