Be Who You Were Before the World Told You Who to Be | Glennon Doyle
“Be what you were before the world told you what to be.”
QUESTIONS
What’s the thing you are the least proud of and most proud of in your relationships? (10:02)
What’s the biggest challenge with untaming things? (19:22)
How do you reflect on attraction in your prior relationship? (24:13)
When looking back, would you choose to forgive others faster if you could? (31:21)
How do those with relationships that are good get to great? (39:38)
What are your greatest hopes for your children? (45:37)
What do you admire the most about yourself? (53:32)
What advice would you give to any kind of family during quarantine? (1:01:01
YOU WILL LEARN
How to undo the social programming and social conditioning of putting others’ needs before your own (6:31)
How we give permissions to traits that have been traditionally gendered (19:31)
How giving yourself permission helps others to give permission (30:12)
How women with ambition have had to overcome fear (40:41)
Why telling the truth about who we are is important (47:12)
Why not letting hate into your life is powerful (50:19)
How blended family quarantine is working for Glennon (55:06)
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