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We Can Do Hard Things
Prentis Hemphill discussed their new book, *What It Takes to Heal*, which was described as being "so good and so beautiful and so important." It was stated that the book is a gift to those who might be what Hemphill calls a "transitional character," meaning they are breaking generational cycles and taking on the responsibility of healing within their families and society.
And their new book is called What It Takes to Heal and it is so good and so beautiful and so important.
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Prentis Hemphill discussed their new book, *What It Takes to Heal*, which was described as being "so good and so beautiful and so important." It was stated that the book is a gift to those who might be what Hemphill calls a "transitional character," meaning they are breaking generational cycles and taking on the responsibility of healing within their families and society.
And their new book is called What It Takes to Heal and it is so good and so beautiful and so important.
The new book especially feels like a gift to everyone who might be what you call in the book a transitional character.
It's about the person that breaks generational cycles. It's like, I'm not allowing this to go forward.
I think a lot of the people who listen to this podcast are transitional characters.
It's the kind of journey. It's the arc of transformation as we call it. It's practical. Yeah. It's practical.
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It was described as a book that many respected people had read and recommended, exploring the theme of self-care alongside global issues and political engagement.
And their new book is called What It Takes To Heal, and I would not be exaggerating to say that maybe 10 of the people that I respect the most have sent me screenshots saying you have read this, right? You have read this.
I feel like you gave us permission to be small in the book.
And I was thinking about that because it wasn't until I allowed the possibility that I was small, that I was vulnerable, all of these concepts, it wasn't until I allowed that to be a part of how I understood myself that I actually felt like I could tap into my actual power in the world.