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Want to Write for The Weekly Healthiness? Prove It.

This isn’t your average wannabe wellness blog, and we don’t waste time with fluff. At The Weekly Healthiness, we’re not handing out participation trophies — we’re showcasing writers who actually know what they’re talking about. We were built by Elviana Vosswyn, someone bold enough to dissect metabolic science and wild enough to find soul in recovery. If you think you’ve got the grit, the clarity, and the brainpower to be published here — congratulations, you’ve got one shot. Don’t screw it up.

Our HQ sits at 3948 Stark Hollow Road, New Castle, Colorado 81647. Whoever told you wellness was all green juice and positivity quotes clearly never lifted weight or battled back from burnout. We’re open 9 AM to 5 PM, and we expect our contributors to show up like pros, not influencers-in-training.

What We’re Actually About

The Weekly Healthiness exists to slice through noise and posturing with real-world, data-backed, experience-laced content that cuts deep. We feature:

Think your article fits? Great. Let’s put that to the test.

We Don’t Want “Content.” We Want Contribution

Our readers don’t come to us to be coddled. They come here because they’re tired of being talked down to and lied to. They want information that works, insights that challenge their assumptions, and writing that respects their intelligence. If you can offer that, we want to hear from you. If you can’t, open a Notes app and try again elsewhere.

The Submission Rules (Tattoo These to Your Ethos)

  • Be Original: If you’re rewording your corporate client’s junk, walk away. We want field notes, research-grounded think pieces, and lived experience — not SEO vomit.
  • Be Ruthless With Value: Don’t write to sound smart. Write to be useful. Cut your word count in half, then remove the fluff you didn’t notice the first time.
  • Show, Don’t Tell: Give us stories. A wellness story that hurts, a fitness routine that nearly broke you, a recovery approach that saved someone. Create with Purpose.
  • Know Our Standards: We don’t tolerate plagiarism, posturing, or pseudoscience. If you don’t align with our Fair Standards, keep scrolling.
  • Word Count Range: Most accepted articles fall between 1,000–1,300 words. Shorter if ferociously concise. No filler, ever.

Got something that fits this mold? Good. Email your completed, properly formatted draft to [email protected]. No pitches without value. No “Hey I have an idea!” emails. Send a reasoned article with a real title, and open with strength.

Who You’ll Be Joining

The writers published here aren’t recycled lifestyle bloggers. They’re former athletes, healthcare professionals, wellness engineers, high-achievers burnt out too many times, and comeback kings who earned their space. Read a few of our Pro Perspectives if you want a taste of what makes the cut.

If you think you’re “building your audience,” don’t fake it. Instead, understand who you’re helping. Visit Audience Build.

Hit the Right Nerve

You’ll need to write with edge, intelligence, and zero tolerance for fluff. Articles must speak to a readership that studies their biometrics just as much as their macros — and who can spot B.S. from a page away. Want to riff on wellness ethics? Start with our Leading with Passion ethos and come with a stance.

We’re Not Here to Babysit You

This isn’t a tutorial site. You want help understanding formatting? Fine, skim our Help Here page — and don’t send Word docs from 2007 or links to docs that don’t open. We expect professionalism, or at least the decency of someone trying.

Need help fleshing your vision before writing? Use our sharp-edged Story Planning Tool. It breaks weak ideas fast.

If You Want a Gold Star, Go Elsewhere

This isn’t about validation. It’s about legacy. Your words either stand tall in a serious publication, or they vanish in the wash of zero-click content. If accepted, your piece enters a curated stream of substance. If not, pause, revise, and rise stronger.

Visit our homepage to fully understand the ecosystem you’re stepping into. Review our Visionary Mind grounding. We’re not a fit for everybody — and we like it that way.

Here’s Your Fork in the Road

Want to be part of something real? This is your chance. We’re not begging for writers — we’re vetting voices. Propose authority, precision, and—above all—integrity. Email us your piece at [email protected] or use our Writers Join page link to review again.

And remember: We don’t uplift mediocrity. We eliminate it.

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