About this Episode
The things we read, watch, listen to and generally consume will almost always contribute in some way to a conversation we're already having in our heads. It may not be obvious at first, it may take some time to connect the dots. But eventually, the work and words and lives of others - if we're paying attention - will have some kind of impact. If we're lucky, they will help us to articulate something we've worked to do on our own for quite some time. If we're smart, we'll keep a record of it.
That's what I'm attempting to do today here, sharing the words from three different women and how those words are combining in my mind to bring some clarity to something I've thought a lot about. I'll bring you in on it now as a witness to my wonderings. Listen in.
LINKS + RESOURCES FROM THIS EPISODE:
- Taylor Swift's 2022 Songwriter-Artist of the Decade acceptance speech
- Why the French Don't Obsess Over Purpose by Pamela Clapp on Substack
- I've Seen What I Needed to See on the 10 Things to Tell You podcast
FIND EMILY ELSEWHERE:
- Watch this episode on YouTube
- Leave a review on Apple Podcasts
- Download The Quiet Collection app
- Join The Soul Minimalist Substack
- Order a How to Walk into a Room
- Download the free discussion guide for How to Walk into a Room by visiting this page and clicking the button "Discussion Guide"
- Download the transcript
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The Next Right Thing
with Emily P. Freeman
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