Elizabeth Weingarten

know or find an answer to that question, but questions that connected you with groups of people that were experiencing similar things. And this was something, there was another story that I told in the book of Oliver, who was a guy who was questioning his gender identity and found similarly that

know or find an answer to that question, but questions that connected you with groups of people that were experiencing similar things. And this was something, there was another story that I told in the book of Oliver, who was a guy who was questioning his gender identity and found similarly that

these questions that he had, he found relief and kind of solace when he was able to connect with communities of people online, in his case, who were really struggling under similar questions. And so I think questions can be these connections to relationships with people that are

these questions that he had, he found relief and kind of solace when he was able to connect with communities of people online, in his case, who were really struggling under similar questions. And so I think questions can be these connections to relationships with people that are

these questions that he had, he found relief and kind of solace when he was able to connect with communities of people online, in his case, who were really struggling under similar questions. And so I think questions can be these connections to relationships with people that are

Again, are not necessarily going to tell us what is the answer, but can make us feel comforted, supported, and make us feel like we belong during those moments that can be really uncomfortable in our lives.

Again, are not necessarily going to tell us what is the answer, but can make us feel comforted, supported, and make us feel like we belong during those moments that can be really uncomfortable in our lives.

Again, are not necessarily going to tell us what is the answer, but can make us feel comforted, supported, and make us feel like we belong during those moments that can be really uncomfortable in our lives.

So One of the most powerful ways that I've found to really explore, is this the right question for me? Is it a question that you feel opens you up to a wider field of possibilities? Or is it a question that feels like it's limiting you, that's setting you into this binary, this kind of yes or no approach?

So One of the most powerful ways that I've found to really explore, is this the right question for me? Is it a question that you feel opens you up to a wider field of possibilities? Or is it a question that feels like it's limiting you, that's setting you into this binary, this kind of yes or no approach?

So One of the most powerful ways that I've found to really explore, is this the right question for me? Is it a question that you feel opens you up to a wider field of possibilities? Or is it a question that feels like it's limiting you, that's setting you into this binary, this kind of yes or no approach?

And for me, a big example of that was realizing that the question that I was asking at the beginning of the book, should I divorce my husband? Is this the right person to be married to? I had this realization that I talk about in different parts of the book that that question was one that fundamentally wasn't giving me that open space to explore. It was leading me down two paths, yes or no.

And for me, a big example of that was realizing that the question that I was asking at the beginning of the book, should I divorce my husband? Is this the right person to be married to? I had this realization that I talk about in different parts of the book that that question was one that fundamentally wasn't giving me that open space to explore. It was leading me down two paths, yes or no.

And for me, a big example of that was realizing that the question that I was asking at the beginning of the book, should I divorce my husband? Is this the right person to be married to? I had this realization that I talk about in different parts of the book that that question was one that fundamentally wasn't giving me that open space to explore. It was leading me down two paths, yes or no.

Should I get a divorce? Yes or no, right? Neither of those answers felt like the right ones. And so I really had to consider, well, what's a better question? What's a different question? And a better and different question was, well, what would it look like for us to be able to stay together? What would have to change? How would we each need to change in order to make this relationship work?

Should I get a divorce? Yes or no, right? Neither of those answers felt like the right ones. And so I really had to consider, well, what's a better question? What's a different question? And a better and different question was, well, what would it look like for us to be able to stay together? What would have to change? How would we each need to change in order to make this relationship work?

Should I get a divorce? Yes or no, right? Neither of those answers felt like the right ones. And so I really had to consider, well, what's a better question? What's a different question? And a better and different question was, well, what would it look like for us to be able to stay together? What would have to change? How would we each need to change in order to make this relationship work?

And so I would say a big... Kind of a big tool that I found is really supportive when we're facing that heavy uncertainty is, is this, do I feel like the possibilities are narrowing for me? Or do I feel like this question is opening me up? So that's one piece of advice I would share that has been very supportive and helpful for me.

And so I would say a big... Kind of a big tool that I found is really supportive when we're facing that heavy uncertainty is, is this, do I feel like the possibilities are narrowing for me? Or do I feel like this question is opening me up? So that's one piece of advice I would share that has been very supportive and helpful for me.

And so I would say a big... Kind of a big tool that I found is really supportive when we're facing that heavy uncertainty is, is this, do I feel like the possibilities are narrowing for me? Or do I feel like this question is opening me up? So that's one piece of advice I would share that has been very supportive and helpful for me.