368: Questionably Awesome – Your Burning Questions Answered

In This Episode You Will Learn About:

What we grew from this past week

Healthy relationships with people who have different beliefs than you

Moving through an information overload

Keeping it all together

What looks effortless to outsiders, but is actually challenging

Resources:

The Bliss Project 2020

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Show Notes:

Time for another Q&A Day with me and Evans! Listen in as we answer questions that you have sent in, and hear our favorite quotes of the moment! Listen in as we answer questions that you have sent in, and hear our favorite quotes of the moment! In today’s “questionably awesome” episode, Evans and I are talking about having healthy relationships with family and friends that have different views, information overload, keeping it all together, and internal challenges that may look effortless to outsiders.

Review of the Week:

Leah Melanie:

“Lori and Evans crack me up with their "questionably awesome" podcast. I find myself laughing in the car and it brings such levity and lightness to my day. The balance between Lori's tangible tips and topics and her silliness is the perfect blend. It reminds me of my personality and how I love my life. Yin and yang, light and heavy. I am grateful for what this podcast has brought to my life. Keep up the great work and keep being "questionably awesome"! (It's not really a question though, you're awesome for sure) xoxox, Leah”

Question 1:

@katieandhercanines

“Hi favorite people! How do we have healthy relationships with close family members even if our beliefs and lifestyles are so different? I want to make it work, always!”

Question 2:

@stacymacleod

“Have you experienced info overload?  A paralysis? How do you move forward?  Thank you!”

Question 3:

@tay_pelletier

“How do you keep it all together without keeping it all together?”

Question :

@emilyghoshharris

“What's something for you that looks truly effortless from the outside but is internally challenging?”

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