Summary of Sarah Stewart Holland & Beth Silvers's Now What?

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#1 We must examine our connections and what’s keeping us divided, starting with our most intimate connections. We must learn to show up as our whole selves with our family and friends, and at work.

#2 In the fall of 2019, Beth and I traveled to California for two live shows. My dad has lived in California since I was five years old, and I spent most every summer of my childhood visiting him in the Golden State. However, Beth had never been out west.

#3 We are dependent on our families for our very survival, and we learn what we should value and how to be in relationships from them. If we have siblings, they shape our understanding of our own strengths, conflict styles, and resilience.

#4 The most heartbreaking stories we hear from our community are of families being torn apart by political conflict.

• Language: English
• Publisher: IRB Media
• Release date: May 13, 2022
• ISBN: 9798822517066

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#1

We must examine our connections and what’s keeping us divided, starting with our most intimate connections. We must learn to show up as our whole selves with our family and friends, and at work.

#2

In the fall of 2019, Beth and I traveled to California for two live shows. My dad has lived in California since I was five years old, and I spent most every summer of my childhood visiting him in the Golden State. However, Beth had never been out west.

#3

We are dependent on our families for our very survival, and we learn what we should value and how to be in relationships from them. If we have siblings, they shape our understanding of our own strengths, conflict styles, and resilience.

#4

The most heartbreaking stories we hear from our community are of families being torn apart by political conflict.

#5

We often forget that each individual human experience is both unique and mysterious. We will never understand what it was like to be born us, feed us, change our diapers, and send us to time-out. This leaves a certain amount of loved ones’ perspectives unknowable to us.

#6

The differences between generations extend beyond our individual experiences. If