Share (This post is the lame post that I didn’t publish a few days ago. But, now I’m thinking maybe it really wasn’t lame. Either way, following the assignments of my amazing commenters, here you go. If you like it, good. If not, I warned you.) Here’s the process taught by Pax Programs to find [...]
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The Truth About Vegas, or What I Did in 2009
Share I woke, sat straight up in bed, in tears, knowing in my bones that this was the moment. And I thought: “oh, fuck it.” The moment was at 5:30 AM in a hotel room in Caesar’s Palace on Saturday, June 6, 2009. I came to Las Vegas for a big “find your life purpose” [...]
Ramifications of a Transparent Life
Share Yesterday I tweeted: “transparency is a profound freedom” … meaning that sharing all the good & bad of our lives, dropping the mythological veil of privacy, releases us from having to hide. So we can become truly free. And this tweet got a bunch of affirmatives and hell yeahs! and retweets. Because transparency sounds [...]
Living My Truth: Taking Uncomfortable to the Next Level
Share I created this video for my 6 Weeks to Live Your Truth Project members (we are still accepting new members until Thursday, so check it out), but wanted to share it with you too. I have always loved to sing, but stopped singing in public when I was in 7th grade, when another girl [...]
I'm Elizabeth Potts Weinstein, a writer, teacher, and coach.