In this episode of Good Enough for Now, we chat with interior designer Laurence Sevy about how she has managed to stay true to herself as she navigates living, working, and raising a child as a Non-Jewish Parisian in Tel Aviv. 

Her various passions in design, spirituality, and mindfulness culminated in her opening Quietly, an interior design and event styling studio serving other tranquility seekers. 

Tune in to hear her discuss the identity crisis that ensued after she became a mother, why she eventually decided against converting to Judaism, and how she’s been able to reconcile the conflicting parts of her individuality throughout it all.

Here are three reasons why you should listen to this episode:

• Learn how to stay true to your identity in a different culture 
• Witness the power that follows having an open mindset and approach on life 
• Discover how to reconcile the disparate parts of your identity after becoming a parent

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