Keep Going

 

Episode 9: Keep Going: Metaphors that Make Sense


How do you find the strength to move forward when life feels impossibly hard? In this episode of More Everything, we’re diving into resilience—what it takes to keep going when the odds seem stacked against you. Life is filled with moments that test us, from personal setbacks to struggles that feel like they’ll never end. How do we move through these challenges and find hope on the other side?

Inspired by the late Cecile Richards and her mantra, "Keep Going," this episode reflects on resilience, persistence, and the power of finding light in the darkness.

Key Themes from the Episode:

  • Cecile Richards’ Legacy: A tribute to her courage and her reminder to “Keep Going,” even in the face of monumental challenges.

  • The Power of Metaphors: How simple yet profound phrases like “Every storm runs out of rain” can offer hope and clarity in tough times.

  • Parenting Through Challenges: A deeply personal account of helping two kids with ADHD and processing issues navigate the complexities of school and self-esteem, one small victory at a time.

  • Unexpected Growth: From a cancer diagnosis to a divorce, I share how life’s toughest moments have also led to independence, deeper connections with my kids, and a reimagined future.

  • Celebrating Small Wins: How learning to recognize even the tiniest steps forward—whether it’s a college application submitted at the last minute or a smile after years of struggle, can fuel perseverance.

If you’re in a dark place or facing what feels like insurmountable obstacles, this episode is here to remind you that even when it feels like everything is falling apart, you can move forward.

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