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23 October

Elizabeth DayKorrents 23 Oct

From one piece Maybe Our Pain Was Not Without Purpose 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there

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Infertility traps people in endless uncertainty and a sense of failure over every choice they made.

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The world of infertility is steeped in the tyranny of maybe. First, you feel like a failure for not carrying a baby to term. Then you feel like a failure for not having chosen the right option.

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The UK government’s new leave for pregnancy loss is not perfect but marks a meaningful direction of travel.

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Not because it was perfect. But because it marked a meaningful direction of travel.

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16 October

Elizabeth DayKorrents 16 Oct

From one piece On Finding Your Purpose 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there

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Finding one’s purpose is less a discovery of something new than an uncovering of something already there.

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In my experience, locating one’s purpose is less an act of discovery (going in search of new lands) and much more an act of uncovering (revealing a truth that is already there) or recovering (reclaiming a quality that might have been lost or obscured during life’s many transitions).

On Finding Your Purposetheelizabethday.substack.com
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Purpose is not an achievement or end goal but what a person brings to whatever they do.

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Purpose is not necessarily what you do. It’s what you bring to what you do.

On Finding Your Purposetheelizabethday.substack.com

18 September

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Podcasting lost a confessional intimacy when it stopped being an audio-only medium.

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I miss the days when podcasting was an audio-only medium. There was a confessional intimacy to those recordings where neither the interviewer or the guest had to think about what they were wearing

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25 July

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Reason is a valuable tool, but knowing is not only a matter of logic.

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But you cannot build an orchestra from a single instrument and expect it to play a human concerto. Because knowing is not just a matter of logic.

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10 July

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Red carpets were cooler in the 1990s, when stars did not have to try so hard.

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There was a coolness to the insouciance. Actors just didn’t care as much or have to try so hard.

I miss the 90s red carpetstheelizabethday.substack.com

5 April 2019

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Heartburn

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Yet there is something very heart-warming about something that calls itself Heartburn.

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The Weather in the Streets

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The Weather in the Streets deals not only with the ethics of being ‘the other woman,’ which is what Olivia is—she’s having an affair with a married man, so she’s partly responsible for the failure of a marriage, which you only see off-screen—but also deals with getting pregnant and having an abortion.

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Slipstream

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Slipstream is her memoir.

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