When I read The Success Myth by bestselling author Emma Gannon,
I knew she really got what integrity was all about.
It sounds wonderful. But, like most things that serve our whole selves,
it’s Really. Fucking. Hard.
It’s a lifelong practice that’s constantly evolving,
with tons of ups and down, victories and setbacks.
Emma Gannon joins us to talk about her relationship with integrity,
and how putting her values first has changed her life.
Mentioned:
Emma Gannon is a Sunday Times bestselling non-fiction author and award-winning novelist. Her most recent book, The Success Myth, was chosen as a “best book of the month” by Apple. She runs the popular newsletter The Hyphen on Substack at http://thehyphen.substack.com, and she’s on Instagram @emmagannonuk.
No Bad Parts: Healing Trauma and Restoring Wholeness with the Internal Family Systems Model, by Dr. Richard Schwartz
Make Magic:
Living in integrity isn’t a straight line.
It’s a living process. It expands and contracts,
ebbs and flows, grows and sheds.
It requires us to embrace all the parts of ourselves,
and listen closely to the messages they're sending us.
