Her Mess is Better Than My Mess
Why do we do that?!
“McConaughey is a talented actor and a fine writer, but a total genius at living.” — Lawrence Wright
Why do we do that?!
Why do we compare ourselves to other people, other lives, and other situations we know nothing about?
Why do we think “they” must be more qualified, have more money, have more help, or that it’s easier for them?
I’m listening to all the Matthew McConaughey podcasts today — okay, Rachel Hollis’ and Tim Ferriss’ — because 1) Matthew McConaughey has great stories 2) there’s something about him that reminds me of my hubby; and 3) he has a very (very) sexy voice. Swoon.
Both podcasts are so good, very different tones, obvi, but with essential takeaways. Look for my long-form dissertation on Ferriss’ conversation later, but let’s dive into Rach’s highlights now.
Oddly, they both start getting good at about the 30-something minute mark.
When Hollis discusses staying present, which she struggles with while running a company, being a mom, writing her books, and doing all the things, my ears perked up. Her schedule is very intense. It has been for several years, and she keeps lying to herself to say, you just gotta get through this thing, and then you are…
