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Each week, I share a new essay through our subscriber-only Wiley Weekly Newsletter, such as The Pursuit of Complexity and The First Try. This newsletter is sent at 4:00pm CT every Friday.
Each month, I share a new recipe or interview with fellow home food preservers, gardeners, chefs, entrepreneurs, and more. I also publish monthly Founder’s Talks, discussions that dive into helpful, experienced-based business practices.
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10% off all Wiley Workshops
10% off all photographic prints
Access to the Wiley Weekly Newsletter archive
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First access to all events and retreats
A Picture of 1 Year:
52 subscriber-only Wiley Weekly Newsletters
Up to 12 Wiley Recipes
Up to 12 In Dialogue interviews
Up to 12 Founder’s Talks with Chelsea J. O’Leary
10% off all Wiley Workshops
10% off all photographic prints
Access to the Wiley Weekly Newsletter archive
First access to all events and retreats
Chelsea: What is one food-related habit, priority, or value rooted in your past, with family or close friends, that you wish to carry forward into the future? If there isn’t one, what might you start?
Zachary: My mom would wake up early to make breakfast for me and my brother every morning before school. Then, when we got home after school and practice, my great grandmother who lived with us would have dinner ready on the table. I grew up with three generations of women who made sure I was always fed, who showed their love by making sure I had everything I needed. Consistency is something I hope to carry with me when I have a family of my own. For now, I try to implement consistency with food in my day to day. I stick to making the same three to four meals and rotate them, much like it was growing up.
From left to right: Christiana Christian, Tiana Gidley, Chef Julia Sullivan, Carissa Shapiro, Ash Adkins, Elise Joseph, Liz Martucci, Leila Giannetti, and Lauren Palmer
Founder’s Talk 001: Routine and Structure
Founder’s Talk 002: Integrating Work and Partnership
Founder’s Talk 003: Integrating Work and Motherhood