Glennon Doyle wants you to stop being grateful, thanks | JuliaNaughton
“It reminds me of whatever I’m afraid of, whatever unhealed relationship, secret or pain in my life or the world, that’s probably what I need to go towards first,” she says on the phone from her Florida home.The best-selling author has built a career sharing intimate details of her life, from overcoming addiction and her husband’s infidelity, to her recent decision to break up her marriage and begin a relationship with former US soccer captain Abby Wambach.
“After a decade and a half of listening to women the one thing I know is that we always know what to do... it’s just usually scary so we don’t want to do it.”fame as one of her closest confidantes. Gilbert’s post-divorce memoir sold a phenomenal 10 million copies and was made into a film starring Julia Roberts. Like Doyle, Gilbert has also built a community of devotees who hail her as a kind of spiritual teacher.
Enter the cheetah metaphor. In the prologue, we meet zoo animals Minnie the golden labrador and Tabitha the cheetah. Best friends in captivity, Minnie was introduced to Tabitha from birth in an effort to tame the wild cheetah. Each day, they both chase the same dirty pink bunny to the applause of spectators and the patting on the heads from zookeepers.
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