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A Place To Get More Personal – Brian And I Have A New Joint Substack Newsletter

January 17, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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For those who enjoy delving into the personal lives of others, exploring unconventional topics, and diving deep into the intricacies of family dynamics and relationships, we have an exciting announcement to make. After much contemplation, we have decided to launch a personal Substack newsletter titled “Brian and Em”, where we will share candid and vulnerable stories that may not fit the mold of our regular blog content.

What Can You Expect?

Here’s a sneak peek at some of the topics I have in mind:

  1. Exploring the Measures We Took to Safeguard Our Home Against Online Influences to Protect Our Children
  2. Reflecting on the Blogging Trend Among Mormons in the 2000s
  3. Our Family’s Adoption of Mormon Cultural Traditions
  4. Lessons Learned from Business Failures and Gut Instincts
  5. Parenting a Child Interested in Becoming a YouTuber
  6. Our Household Rules and Values
  7. Insights into Small Business Operations and Decision-Making
  8. Deciding Against Having a Third Child and Dealing with Regrets
  9. Navigating Conversations About Money with Our Kids

The list goes on, with a mix of personal anecdotes, reflections, and recommendations that we believe will resonate with many of you. These are the types of conversations we often have with our friends, and we’re excited to bring them to a wider audience through this newsletter.

Substack Newsletter

What Will Brian Share?

This journey began with Brian, who has a wealth of personal stories and insights to offer. From reflections on therapy to musings on masculinity and parenthood, Brian’s contributions to the newsletter will provide a unique and candid perspective on various men’s issues.

A Message from Brian

“Through this Substack, I aim to delve into my personal experiences and offer a male point of view on a range of topics. From the impact of therapy on my marriage to navigating challenges as a husband and father, I hope to spark meaningful conversations and provide honest insights into common struggles.”

“I invite readers to engage with me and ask questions that I can address from my perspective. While I may not have all the answers, I strive to offer a relatable and candid take on issues that resonate with many individuals.”

While we acknowledge that we are not experts, our shared experiences over 25 years of marriage have equipped us to discuss common relationship challenges with openness and empathy. We look forward to embarking on this new endeavor and connecting with readers who share our curiosity and willingness to engage in meaningful dialogue.

How Does It Work?

Our Substack newsletter will be available for a monthly subscription fee of $5, with the option to upgrade or cancel at any time. We understand that this may present a barrier for some readers, and we are open to accommodating long-time followers who may need assistance. Our goal is to create a space that fosters genuine connections and meaningful conversations, while respecting the privacy and boundaries of our family.

For those interested in exploring our newsletter, we invite you to subscribe for a 2-week free trial. We value your feedback and are committed to creating content that resonates with our audience.

Thank you for your support and for joining us on this new chapter of sharing and storytelling.

*Photos by Kaitlin Green

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