Lessons from attempted murder and natural disasters.
Connection, the future of social media, and Sesame Street as a standard for worldview.
This is where I'd write something pithy and brilliant.
When you lose everything and replace everything, does it change who you are?
Lessons from attempted murder and natural disasters.
Connection, the future of social media, and Sesame Street as a standard for worldview.
Because when your friend ends up on a billboard in Times Square in her underwear, you talk about it.
All about resilience after breathtaking loss. And so. much. self-compassion.
All about movement as connection. Also, body oil.
Mike Reynolds joins me to talk about feminism, masculinity and standing in your values.
Malaka Gharib joins me to talk about growing up in a multiracial, multinational family and why a hookah and mint tea on the patio is the secret to a good life.
Aimee Woodall talks to me about taking risks to change the world, and months of alone-time in a forest.
There's no denying this week was horrible. We need to refuel for the fight ahead.
Carmen and I talk about growing up internationally, the mistakes people make when they travel with kids, and inexpensive travel upgrades.
When you lose everything and replace everything, does it change who you are?