The line that stuck with me was "how can we train ourselves to trust softness." Made me wonder if the old machine-mode was less about output, more about protecting some younger fear that slowing down meant disappearing. Grateful Leigh put that so plainly.
Thank you for the title of this and sharing your interview with Leigh. There was a lot to slow down and take in, but it was all helpful. This one in particular about not being a machine really resonated with me.
Leigh was so generous in what she shared, wasn't she? I'm so glad this resonated with you, Dana. I think you would love her book btw. Would be a great one for you.
Yes she was very generous and I’m glad she was willing to share. I am going to look for her most recent book along with some of the other writing listed at the end of your post.
The line that stuck with me was "how can we train ourselves to trust softness." Made me wonder if the old machine-mode was less about output, more about protecting some younger fear that slowing down meant disappearing. Grateful Leigh put that so plainly.
Yes I couldn’t agree more, and I appreciate how you named this facet of it.
Thank you, Emily. Means a lot coming from someone who wrote this in the first place.
Thank you for the title of this and sharing your interview with Leigh. There was a lot to slow down and take in, but it was all helpful. This one in particular about not being a machine really resonated with me.
Leigh was so generous in what she shared, wasn't she? I'm so glad this resonated with you, Dana. I think you would love her book btw. Would be a great one for you.
Yes she was very generous and I’m glad she was willing to share. I am going to look for her most recent book along with some of the other writing listed at the end of your post.
Awesome. Would love to know what you think!