Share How many tears have I shed in the last week, the last month, the last three years? Tears of suffering from the harsh lies of the bitch in the corner. Tears of hopelessness, tears of trapped, tears of working, pushing, forcing, trying to make it happen so hard, for so long, so many times [...]
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The Necessary of Getting Messy & Looking Like an Idiot.
Share Yes, I am a writer. Words are my media, my language of painting my truth. Words are how I attempt to compose a symphony of evocation and inspiration and stirring-you-up. Words are how I share myself, whether written or on video or in teaching a live class. But lately I’ve been doing some creativity [...]
At the End of My Thirty-Fifth Year
Share There are a thousand differences between last year’s and this. A healthy daughter. A new city. A different business. No car. Adventures and love and sex and bffs. T-shirts. Pole dancing. A MacBook. A tattoo. But all that wonderfulness is just stuffs and locations and happenings. The real difference is that I finally let [...]
Ramifications of a Transparent Life
Share Yesterday I tweeted: “transparency is a profound freedom” … meaning that sharing all the good & bad of our lives, dropping the mythological veil of privacy, releases us from having to hide. So we can become truly free. And this tweet got a bunch of affirmatives and hell yeahs! and retweets. Because transparency sounds [...]
I'm Elizabeth Potts Weinstein, a writer, teacher, and coach.