On Glennon Doyle and the Price of Real: Undone, Unmuted, Untamed
I’m at my most courageous on the page because interrogating my feelings with words feels justified and purposeful in the case that it helps someone else understand the mess of the human condition.
Molly Mielke • (self) concept
learned it was okay to take your deepest heart's desires and speak out with love. I learned it is important for us all to be courageous with who we really are and what we really want! It might surprise you what happens when you step outside your comfort zone toward uncertainty, especially when it comes from an intention of love. Your intuition will
... See moreEva Payne • The Magic in Flow: Ideas on Navigating Change, Initiating Courage, & Reframing Love to Reinvent Life with More Awe
We talked about it for a while and decided that Laura’s courage is acknowledging hurt without running from it, and my courage is acknowledging hurt and not hurting back. We also agreed that cruelty is never brave—it’s mostly cheap and easy—especially in today’s culture.
Brené Brown • The Gifts of Imperfection: Let Go of Who You Think You're Supposed to Be and Embrace Who You Are
Don’t minimize or run away from this Truth. Instead, face it; let it sink in. What does it feel like? The pain you just experienced is nothing compared to what you’ll feel when the Truth—a force with a mind of its own—burns through you.
Barry Michels • Coming Alive: 4 Tools to Defeat Your Inner Enemy, Ignite Creative Expression & Unleash Your Soul's Potential
I recently took a self-help course called Landmark, and I learned more than anything to strive to be completely open and transparent in my relationships. That has led to fewer but higher-quality relationships over time, and it has freed me from worrying as much about what other people think. Now one of the most important buzzwords in my vocabulary
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