When we start new things, we don’t always think about how they end. But mostly, things do end, and it’s often worth thinking about this so they end well, and intentionally where possible.
In today’s episode of Best of Both Worlds, I interview author Emily P. Freeman about the topic of endings. Her new book, How to Walk into a Room, looks at how to evaluate whether to stay or go in a situation. The book was informed by her experience of selling a business she’d helped build, and leaving a church that had been a big part of her life. We talk about ways to think about ending things, and how to keep life from feeling overwhelming in the in-between times.
In the Q&A, Sarah and I talk about recovering from recent injuries.
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