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Weekly Letter

What Does It Mean To Be Content?

Here’s what I understand, years later: the journey never really ends. It’s not a place where you arrive one time and check the box.

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Driving into NYC

Weekly Letter

Your Life is Not a Never-Ending Self-Improvement Project

A message from a young woman reminded me that living is not something we earn. It’s something we get to experience and feel.

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Weekly Letter

There’s Nothing to Prove

When I left TV news, the decision I made wasn’t as significant as what I realized in the process.

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Mini Fridge

Life

The Ritual of a Reset

Sometimes a necessary reset arrives disguised as a broken refrigerator.

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Angie and her children at The Grove in Los Angeles in 2016

Motherhood

The Long Runway to the Empty Nest

A reflection on the question many of us are asking right now: Where’d all the time go?

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Podcast

E33: What’s Your Perfect Day? with Tim Church

Tim Church is a well-known and respected fitness expert who asked me one question that helped me take the leap of faith that changed my life.

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house plant in natural light

Podcast

E32: How to Spring Clean Your Life

This is the framework I use for everything from what stays on my calendar to what I’m saying yes to in this season of life.

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Podcast

E31: What to Do When You Don’t Know What to Do

A simple practice for carrying life’s open-ended questions so they don’t weigh you down

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Angie Mizzell hosting episode 30

Podcast

E30: The Soundtrack of Your Life

When writing a eulogy feels impossible, songs can be a way in.

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angie Mizzell, host of the more like you podcast

Podcast

E29: The Memoir Was the Beginning—Here’s What Came After

You can do the inner work. You can read the books, see the therapist, write the memoir. And then you become a parent — and the work starts all over again, just with smaller people watching. This episode is a conversation with James Moffitt of the Parenting Adult Children podcast, and it’s for anyone who […]

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