We Can Do Hard Things Amanda’s Breakthrough: Finally Letting Go
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Nov 20, 2025 Join a heartfelt conversation as the hosts tackle whether writing about oneself is self-indulgent while exploring the cultural dismissal of women's stories. They humorously debate if camping is a vacation or merely character-building, and dive into Amanda's transformative journey of letting go of her long-held burdens. Discover the wisdom in choosing which responsibilities to carry and the importance of finding peace in the present, all while unpacking the complexities of life, privilege, and self-acceptance.
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Jesus, Tents, And Air Conditioning
- Glennon uses a Bible story to justify not camping and prefers modern comforts like air conditioning and couches.
- She humorously reframes Jesus' words as endorsing inventions such as hotels and forks over tents.
Using Your Life As The Research
- Glennon argues using your own life as material is a valid method to explore the human condition.
- She says critiquing others' inner lives is more arrogant than mining your own story for shared meaning.
The Gendered Dismissal Of Interior Life
- Glennon highlights gendered dismissal: women who write about interior life are labeled navel-gazers.
- She asserts interior exploration is essential and often unfairly devalued by critics.
