• Ep 219 - Finding balance between the personal and the collective

  • May 15 2024
  • Length: 29 mins
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Ep 219 - Finding balance between the personal and the collective

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  • How do we stay present for the people in our lives while we are fighting for social justice? How do we stay vigilant about not becoming consumed by our activist work? And when it comes to conscientious parenting, how much do we guide our children and how much do we allow for them to figure it out on their own? The line keeps moving… in waves.

    And while we ask these questions, our personal relationships start to come into question as well. Maybe some of your friends are aligned in social justice, but when it comes to genny-side, they are silent and take a step back from the front line.

    Tune into this week's episode as I explore possibilities for these inquiry questions.


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    Today’s poems/ Books mentioned:

    • Oracle card: Loosen your grip

    • “I Hope You Won’t See This Old Man” by Hafiz

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