Thank You, Mama
Award-winning author and journalist Ana Tajder talks to women from all over the world who share most valuable lessons they learned from their mothers.
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Reclaiming Your Self-Worth: Stacey Lindsay on Listening to Yourself, Honoring Your Daydreams, and Pursuing Personal Freedom (opens the original)
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Journalist and editor Stacey Lindsay, author of Being 40: The Decade of Letting Go and Embracing Who We Are , joins us to discuss self-worth, self-compassion, joy, and the importance of listening to our own truth rather than society's expectations. Stacey shares the complicated story of her mother, who left their family when Stacey was 16 after years of trying to be everything a wife and mother "should" be. Her departure began a long journey toward understanding and forgiveness—and ultimately ta
Love and Independence: Isabel Allende on Unconditional Love; Raising Feminists; Always Staying Independent; Manners; and Putting Effort Behind Your Talents (opens the original)
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In this very special episode of Thank You, Mama , Ana speaks with Isabel Allende, one of the most widely read authors in the world. Isabel is the beloved Chilean author of more than thirty books, including The House of the Spirits , Eva Luna , Paula , Daughter of Fortune , and The Soul of a Woman . Her work has sold more than 80 million copies worldwide, been translated into more than 40 languages, and appeared on bestseller lists around the world. In this intimate conversation, Isabel reflects
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