Elizabeth Gilbert
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Oct 28, 2026
453 | Elise Hu | Finding Your Voice in a World Full of Noise
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44:20Elise HuGUEST
You can see all of Esther Perel's talks.
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44:23Elise HuGUEST
You can see, you know, George Monbiot, Sir Ken Robinson, a lot of like the big, big talks, Elizabeth Gilbert.
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44:29Elise HuGUEST
Those are some of the biggest TED Talks of all time.
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44:31Elise HuGUEST
And they launched not only these big ideas into the world, but also these people, you know, We're originally curated by TED, and I'm so proud to be part of an organization that's just about ideas and ideas that can be transformative and help us not only take the next step in better understanding ourselves, but also be more connected to each other and, like, go a little farther and do a little bit more good.
Party Squirrels
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48:49Natalie Rotter-LaitmanHOST
God.
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48:49Natalie Rotter-LaitmanHOST
This is Elizabeth Gilbert.
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48:52Charlie BardeyHOST
yes what does she say says
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48:53Natalie Rotter-LaitmanHOST
this it's like you have to dress up basically i only know this from francesca's stand-up where she does the thing that's like now i have to worry about like another person wanting to fuck me
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49:05Charlie BardeyHOST
literally
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49:05Natalie Rotter-LaitmanHOST
because elizabeth gilbert's thing is like
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49:07Charlie BardeyHOST
dress up like it's a date
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49:08Natalie Rotter-LaitmanHOST
dress up like it's a date and then arrive and then wait for her to come
#272 Tom Cronin — 26 Years in Finance, Burnout, Awakening & the Mission to Get One Billion People to Meditate
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50:42Tom CroninGUEST
That's time well invested.
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50:43Tom CroninGUEST
And I think we'll find there was a talk by Elizabeth Gilbert.
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50:48Tom CroninGUEST
She's doing a TED Talk or something, and she got everyone in the room to write down the last time they could feel enchantment in their life, right? What were they doing when they felt enchantment? And then everyone, she gave them five minutes to write something down.
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51:03Tom CroninGUEST
And she got them to stand up with a microphone and share what they were doing when they can recall feeling enchanted.
Stop Overthinking. Start Creating.
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6:25Amanda SellersHOST
He believes that we just are.
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6:31Amanda SellersHOST
So my second creative person that I wanted to talk about today is Elizabeth Gilbert.
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6:39Amanda SellersHOST
So she believes that ideas become planted in us.
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6:45Amanda SellersHOST
And if we don't act out on the idea, somebody else will.
Natasha Bedingfield is a Good Time
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50:27Natasha BedingfieldGUEST
Have
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50:27Ego NwodimHOST
you ever heard Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert? I love it.
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50:30Ego NwodimHOST
It's so good.
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50:31Ego NwodimHOST
Yeah.
Art as Medicine: Creativity, Connection & the Wisdom Between Generations with Ava Delaney
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76:41Emily KratterHOST
Right.
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76:41Emily KratterHOST
I'm also, I'm reading Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert right now.
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76:45Emily KratterHOST
And she talks, I'm in this section about permission.
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76:49Emily KratterHOST
And she talks about this friend of hers that has like a million tattoos.
The Secret to Navigating Change with Confidence & Courage with Catherine Danieli
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57:28Catherine DanieliGUEST
I never read Big Magic.
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57:30Catherine DanieliGUEST
I never read Elizabeth Gilbert's book, Big Magic.
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57:32Catherine DanieliGUEST
But I just feel like the creation process is no different.
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57:38Catherine DanieliGUEST
Like that is so central to everything we're talking about, too, around being with change.
Big Magic - Listener Stories
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35:37MaryAUDIENCE
They will jump through someone else.
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35:39MaryAUDIENCE
And how you guys all have read the book Big Magic by Liz Gilbert.
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35:44MaryAUDIENCE
And I literally just finished it.
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35:47MaryAUDIENCE
Just fucking finished the book.
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35:54MaryAUDIENCE
What are the chances? I'm like, my flabbers are gasted.
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35:59MaryAUDIENCE
I am absolutely so, like, taken aback, caught off guard, because if that is not a big, huge slap in the face sign from the universe, I don't know what is.
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36:10MaryAUDIENCE
So big thanks to you two ladies and Sheila Carrasco, sorry if I said her name wrong, and Liz Gilbert and the universe for not letting me get away with putting my creativity aside anymore.
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36:24MaryAUDIENCE
But yeah, crazy coincidence.
How am I going to top that?
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6:14Tamar GershHOST
I've all of a sudden, like, I'm just, I'm showing up, I'm trusting myself, like all of it.
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6:19Tamar GershHOST
And I just kept on thinking about Elizabeth Gilbert.
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6:23Tamar GershHOST
I know I talk about her a lot, but she's really wonderful.
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6:25Tamar GershHOST
And, you know, Elizabeth Gilbert, she talks about what happened after Eat, Pray, Love, which, you know, many of you know the book because, you know, it became this enormous success.
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6:37Tamar GershHOST
I don't know the stats.
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6:38Tamar GershHOST
I don't know how long it stayed on bestseller, but for a very long time.
Laura Rowley, Journalist, Author & Debut Novelist
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19:07Laura RowleyGUEST
It was a little spooky.
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19:08Shoshanna HechtHOST
That's that Elizabeth Gilbert thing I've heard her say, right? Where it's like the story comes knocking and you, and you answered the knock with this one, right? Story found you.
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19:17Shoshanna HechtHOST
Yeah.
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19:17Laura RowleyGUEST
Yes.
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