Untamed

That'll let you know exactly what you're doing.

And I would recommend- Gwendolyn Doyle, Untamed.

I love Gwendolyn Doyle, Untamed, but it doesn't apply to this.

But I think also Victoria Song's Bending Realities is a important book to read if you're living in like a contracted state.

So- But Mel Robbins let them.

And this section was inspired by a quote from Glennon Doyle.

She wrote the book Untamed, which is an exceptional book.

And in the book, she asks this question, who were you meant to be? before the world told you who to be.

And after I read that, I sat down and I wrote, I journaled.

She shared, a couple of other things I mentioned during our conversation.

The phrase, I can do hard things, comes from Glennon Doyle's book, Untamed.

I read it a few years ago during a difficult period at work, rather than as part of this particular journey.

But the phrase has stayed with me, and I still return to it when life feels challenging.

And she selected today's affirmation from a book that really inspires her.

It is called Untamed by Glennon Doyle.

And you'll see that in the show notes along with your free journal that goes along with this series.

So don't forget to download it.

There's a few in there.

Um, I read Untamed by Glennon Doyle quite a few years ago now, so it's probably gone down my top five.

But what I loved about this is how honest she was with her situation.

So she left a heterosexual marriage and entered into a, um, homosexual marriage.

Okay, I'm gonna go off for a second, but I'm, I'll bring us back, I promise.

There's a quote when I was in the pandemic sort of searching for my own things from a book by, uh, Glennon Doyle named "Untamed." I don't know if you're familiar with her.

I've talked about her quite a bit on this podcast.

But she wrote a book that changed my life, and the quote was about carving your own path, sort of like pushing back against well-meaning mentors, and I have it pulled up, so I'm gonna read it.