Our Oscars Stories & How to Stay Steady with Life Changes
4/7/202652 min
The world is on fire—but we still have each other. This week, Glennon, Abby, and Amanda step away from the overwhelm to talk about what actually holds us: love, family, friendship, and truth. From their Oscars experience to a listener's question about divorce, kids, and staying in love, this episode is about staying soft while doing hard things.
- Why losing the Oscar still felt like winning
- What kids really need when they sense change at home
- The difference between leaving a relationship and giving up on love
- How to tell the truth (even when it’s hard)
- Why it’s time to get off the shore and into the boat Follow We Can Do Hard Things on: Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/wecandohardthings
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First 90 secondsGlennon Doyle· Host0:00
Well, hello to our favorite people in the world, and welcome to We Can Do Hard Things.
Abby Wambach· Host0:06
Thank you for having me.
Speaker 20:07
I miss you guys.
Glennon Doyle· Host0:09
Yeah. Me too. Me too. And I wanted to just suggest to us today and to our beloved community that we've been going pretty hard on the pod about the world, and I thought today we could bring our high levels down a little bit, we could all circle up, and we could remember that while we can do hard things, we also can stay soft while we're doing them, and we can remember that while the world is a little bit on fire, we also have smaller worlds. We have our friendships, we have our communities, we have our families, and we're going to nurture and pay attention to those too.
Abby Wambach· Host0:56
Mm-hmm.
Glennon Doyle· Host0:56
So today, we are going to remove our eyes from the large and very upsetting world, and we're gonna narrow down a little bit and remember each other and friends and family by receiving your questions about your beautiful, complicated relationships, and Abby and Amanda and I are going to give you our... Hmm.
Speaker 21:23
Hmm.
Glennon Doyle· Host1:24
What's the word? Expertise is not the word. [laughs] Educated answers is