Where questions thrive

That vulnerable, important, liminal space

If you’ve read my last missive (I love that word), you may know that my podcast is back for season 2. You may also know that this season, I chose to pay attention to courage, in general, and more specifically to asking powerful questions.

Being able to ask brave, candid, painful questions is a life skill. It requires a special sort of strength - the strength of being, of staying, in a liminal space without running away towards calrity and decisions.

Personally, while I was always a question-asker, I was still very much in love with clarity. Work and life have taught me that while I love being decisive (the clarity, the satisfaction, the ability to view myself as someone who “just goes for it”), it would serve me better to surrender to the unkown for a while. Breathing into this gap is frustrating and bribgs up a lot of vulnerability and hard feelings - but it also makes room for beautiful, important insights.

In episodes 2 and 3 of LLW season 2, I had two very different conversations, both revolving around asking questions and daring to be open and soft - but also subsequently confident in what works for you: in life, in your career, in parenthood, in faith…

I hope you’ll enjoy my converstaions with Dr Yakir Englander and with Sivan Shachnovitz. I can’t wait to hear what thoughts and emotions these episodes bring up for you.

ps. 🎗️ It’s been 165 days. Bring them home now.