

80. This is 46: Why I’m Pumped About Midlife
Mar 22, 2022
Glennon reflects on her 46th birthday, using it as a pause to evaluate what truly matters as she enters a new phase of life. The conversation explores the empowering concept of 'enoughness' and contrasts societal expectations with authentic self-acceptance. They discuss the transition from living for roles to embracing one's true self, as well as the idea that midlife can be a time for reimagining happiness and purpose, breaking the stigma around midlife crises, and celebrating personal growth.
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The Illusion of Knowing
- The longer we live, the less we know.
- Those who think they know, know even less.
As Far As I Can Go
- Glennon Doyle lives by the Pacific Ocean and feels a sense of completion.
- She uses this analogy to describe reaching her capacity in life.
Pride and Enoughness
- Glennon Doyle feels proud of herself, which is not readily acceptable for women to say.
- This is revolutionary for her, given her past struggles.