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Maybe Invisibility Has Nothing To Do With Aging
Let's flip the script!
16 hrs ago
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Monica Hebert
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17:48
Relief. Not excitement. Precious Relief.
After a lifetime of treating myself like a problem to solve — one Wednesday changed something
May 21
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Monica Hebert
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It arrived at 4 AM
Peace arrives not when we stop treating ourselves like unfinished construction projects.
May 20
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Monica Hebert
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The woman at the glass doors wasn't watching the world go by.
She was deciding when to let it in.
May 19
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Monica Hebert
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The only place women talked like this was my mother's kitchen table.
I think people are exhausted to the bone. And I think what we're watching is a collective turning toward life.
May 18
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Monica Hebert
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What I Learned in 7 Days About Fear
I almost didn't start. Then I discovered something I didn't expect.
May 17
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Monica Hebert
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When and why did we that going to girls lunch was the measure of a life well lived.
Our culture rewards visibility and pathologizes quiet. I think we've had it backwards.
May 16
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Monica Hebert
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Pooyay. (And what my Cajun grandmother taught me about refusing to disappear.)
$14.99 a month to watch someone else live! And the harder truth underneath my indignation.
May 15
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Monica Hebert
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Some of us are sitting here at 60, 70, 75 + years old realizing: we are not done yet.
That’s the conversation I care about.
May 14
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Monica Hebert
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He built half this town with his hands. Retirement killed him in five years.
He slang bricks like superman. Then he retired. Then he stopped reaching for anything.
May 13
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Monica Hebert
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We don’t want to conform to uncertainty
Tonight’s live started with an old video I made during a period where I kept asking, “Where’s my breakthrough?”
May 12
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Monica Hebert
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I was very good at disappearing inside systems that needed me to stay lost.
Somewhere in two years, I stopped being a client and started being dependent.
May 11
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Monica Hebert
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