Today’s conversation explores The Season of Liminal Space. It’s a vast topic, and in the context of the pandemic, I’m sharing four elements of the season I’ve noticed most profoundly in the past two years:
- Recognizing and making space for grief
- Adopting new schedules and routines
- Being comfortable with discomfort (or at least trying to be)
- Re-Entry and considering a post-liminal space experience
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Episode Highlights
- 4 ways to think about liminal space during a pandemic
- Understanding anticipatory grief
- The mistake I made when closing my Facebook group
- How compassion can support our sense of safety
- A simple way to restore creativity
Linkable Mentions
- Harvard Business Review: That Discomfort You’re Feeling is Grief
- On Grief and Grieving by David Kessler and Elisabeth Kübler-Ross
- Motherhood: Facing and Finding Yourselfby Lisa Marchiano
- It’s Ok That You’re Not Ok by Megan Devine
- Wild Words: Rituals, Routines, and Rhythms for Braving the Writer’s Path