I've been afraid to tell people how well I've been doing for the last ten months! A global pandemic seemed like par for the course given the preceding three years of my life involved the end of a ten-year marriage, a mini mid-life crisis, and a detour through Istanbul. Without sounding like someone who just started selling Arbonne, I want to share with you what got me through it all - questions!
The first one was, "What am I afraid of today?" and helped me find the courage to tell the only man I'd ever loved I didn't want to make it work with him anymore. Since then, I've asked many more, mostly of myself and increasingly of the people around me. Being curious enough to ask questions and mustering the courage to answer them seems to generate joy, diffuse tension, reveal shared struggles, and offer a light in the dark as we stumble toward our future.
It's also helped me find the audacity to challenge my friends and colleagues like you to ask and answer 100 tough questions together over the next 52 weeks! That's two questions a week via text message (SMS) with a bi-weekly recap teasing out recurring themes. Cat memes and wine pairings may be included ;)
If that sounds horrifying and you immediately go back to not finishing that Coursera class you signed up for in May, my ego won't be bruised! If you're screaming, "Hell, yeah!" text me at 🇺🇸 313.825.4670 to join from the US or 🇨🇦 647.370.6832 from Canada, and we'll kick things off.
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Best,
MF