Looking forward to it Sara. You want fire and women who have reinvented after 50? Check out the manifesto Sia Papageorgiou put on the ABOUT page--https://communicators.com/about-georgia/ Click on her name at the top to get to Helping People Ignite Their Inner Flame Since 1974--This Girl is On Fire. Is that what ignited you, too?
Oh wow! I had not seen it, but am delighted! It's a worthy mission! Sia sounds like my kinda gal. It's funny, this idea came to me while I was staring at a fire a couple of months ago, but I've seen it in lots of places since. Like I said, I am by no means the only one. :)
Looking forward to seeing you at the workshop, Georgia.
Love the image of the fire. What a terrific calling and practice. I can't wait to read how The Fire Inside goes, Sara! I know women will find it enormously valuable and helpful! Brava to you!
I so know this feeling! And it’s ugly stepsibling ("I guess I’m the only one in the world I can trust”). It’s a battle for balance... to trust both myself and my community. For your workshop, are you recording it by chance? I’m intrigued, but I know for a fact I won’t be able to steal away from work.
So good, loved all of this Sarah! I'm learning to not just listen to my inner quiet voice, but to lead from it. Thank you for affirming it's importance!
Thanks for another sincere essay, Sara. I relate wholeheartedly to all that you shared here. Perhaps especially about spending a lifetime wanting to be saved. Your moving to Minneapolis is endearing. I lived there and its suburbs for eleven years, a city close to my heart.
The last time I returned, I was struck by the lush green, charming neighborhoods, spaciousness, peaceful pace, and friendly, grounded people. Anyone who visits tells me how much they liked it - one of the U.S.'s best-kept secrets. Toronto feels like a larger version of Minneapolis, and Spokane feels like a smaller version. Enjoy!
I've been recommending Kelly Barnhill's 'When Women Were Dragons' to practically every woman I know; it might be for you, too, especially with the new Fire Inside focus. Here's my non-spoilery review:
Thank you for your continued presence and (sometimes tentative) strength in Tiny Revolutions, Sara. I hope we can continue to find wonderful new stuff here going forward!
Looking forward to it Sara. You want fire and women who have reinvented after 50? Check out the manifesto Sia Papageorgiou put on the ABOUT page--https://communicators.com/about-georgia/ Click on her name at the top to get to Helping People Ignite Their Inner Flame Since 1974--This Girl is On Fire. Is that what ignited you, too?
Oh wow! I had not seen it, but am delighted! It's a worthy mission! Sia sounds like my kinda gal. It's funny, this idea came to me while I was staring at a fire a couple of months ago, but I've seen it in lots of places since. Like I said, I am by no means the only one. :)
Looking forward to seeing you at the workshop, Georgia.
love this. sent to my granddaughters. i am not registering because i think they would feel freer without me there but if they don't join - i will.
I love that. And thank you. For so many things, but mainly just for being you, Steph. ❤️🔥
Love the image of the fire. What a terrific calling and practice. I can't wait to read how The Fire Inside goes, Sara! I know women will find it enormously valuable and helpful! Brava to you!
Thank you, Russell!! Grateful for you, my friend.
I so know this feeling! And it’s ugly stepsibling ("I guess I’m the only one in the world I can trust”). It’s a battle for balance... to trust both myself and my community. For your workshop, are you recording it by chance? I’m intrigued, but I know for a fact I won’t be able to steal away from work.
Not planning to record, but there will be more, so not to worry! Hope to catch you at the next one. <3
Awesome! Good luck and have so much fiery fun!
So good, loved all of this Sarah! I'm learning to not just listen to my inner quiet voice, but to lead from it. Thank you for affirming it's importance!
Love that, Kamil!
Thanks for another sincere essay, Sara. I relate wholeheartedly to all that you shared here. Perhaps especially about spending a lifetime wanting to be saved. Your moving to Minneapolis is endearing. I lived there and its suburbs for eleven years, a city close to my heart.
Thanks, Ryan! And cool about Minneapolis. What do you miss most about living there?
The last time I returned, I was struck by the lush green, charming neighborhoods, spaciousness, peaceful pace, and friendly, grounded people. Anyone who visits tells me how much they liked it - one of the U.S.'s best-kept secrets. Toronto feels like a larger version of Minneapolis, and Spokane feels like a smaller version. Enjoy!
Love that, and agree!
This was a great, great post that I've earmarked to read again tomorrow when I'm less tired! Plus I've signed up for your workshop. Huzzah!
Yay! So glad it struck a chord!
I've been recommending Kelly Barnhill's 'When Women Were Dragons' to practically every woman I know; it might be for you, too, especially with the new Fire Inside focus. Here's my non-spoilery review:
https://johnesimpson.substack.com/p/impossible-things-could-have-been
Thank you for your continued presence and (sometimes tentative) strength in Tiny Revolutions, Sara. I hope we can continue to find wonderful new stuff here going forward!
Thank you so much, John. This book sounds fantastic and right up my alley -- just placed a hold on it at the library. ❤️