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<channel><title>Lisa Laughlin</title><link>https://www.lisalaughlin.com</link><item><title>ON ISOLATION</title><pubDate>2025-10-30 21:23:00</pubDate><link>https://www.lisalaughlin.com/substack/how-to-make-extra-money</link><description>&quot;Still moments like a foggy morning in the country feel like a knife’s edge. Sometimes the fog stays for days, and that is a long time to feel swallowed.&quot;</description></item><item><title>ON FIRE LINES IN THE WEST</title><pubDate>2025-10-17 21:23:00</pubDate><link>https://www.lisalaughlin.com/substack/7-big-things-a-start-up-must-have-to-succeed</link><description>&quot;The fact that we planted a garden in the fire strip said a lot about our relationship to the threat of fire: it was the new normal in the west.&quot;</description></item><item><title>ON SAYING WHERE YOU&#039;RE FROM</title><pubDate>2025-10-01 21:23:00</pubDate><link>https://www.lisalaughlin.com/substack/9-steps-to-starting-a-business</link><description>&quot;I feel the ever-present tension of loving and leaving places, of trying to straddle two worlds: nature and concrete, republicans and democrats, agriculture and academic culture.&quot;</description></item><item><title>ON WRITING MY GRANDMOTHER&#039;S OBITUARY</title><pubDate>2025-09-23 21:23:00</pubDate><link>https://www.lisalaughlin.com/substack/10-rules-to-build-a-wildly-successful-business</link><description>&quot;I sip the drink, and sit with him, and say, &#039;Over my dead body will AI write my grandmother’s obituary.&#039;&quot;</description></item></channel></rss>