We Can Do Hard Things Insecurity, Anger, ADHD & Abby’s Retirement (Best Of)
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Aug 10, 2025 In a heartfelt and humorous chat, the hosts reveal their deepest insecurities, sparking a relatable conversation. One shares her transformative journey of raising a child with ADHD, while another reflects on the emotional challenges of retiring from soccer. They explore how anger can serve as both a protective force and a guide to setting boundaries. Their candid dialogue about the complexities of navigating neurodiversity in parenting underscores the strength of personal connections and embracing vulnerabilities.
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Rock Climbing Forced Presence
- Rock climbing forced Glennon to inhabit her body and focus on survival rather than narratives.
- Amanda called dangerous physical activities a 'moving meditation' that demands presence.
Preemptive Caricature Shields Vulnerability
- People often preempt embarrassment by playing a caricature of incompetence to avoid showing real effort.
- Abby calls this a defense that blocks genuine trying and keeps us from learning.
Trying Hard Is Brave Not Uncool
- Amanda says visibly trying is the most admirable and courageous trait.
- Glennon and Abby note vulnerability makes effort feel embarrassing but authentic.
