Today I’m bringing you a conversation with my friend and colleague Marianne Elliott, whose book came out this week! Some of you who have been reading for a while have met Marianne here before. She’s a human rights activist, a yoga teacher, a writer, and a lawyer. Her new book, Zen Under Fire, is a memoir of her time working as a United Nations Human Rights Officer during the conflict in Afghanistan.
Doing that takes a lot of courage, of course. Marianne and I sat down to talk about courage, her book, and hew new course, “30 Days of Courage” (which is free with the book) in this short conversation (~20 minute audio). In her course, Marianne shares her lessons learned about courage and applies them to the (less dramatic) challenges we all face in our daily lives.
Marianne Elliott Interview
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To learn more about Marianne’s book and the 30 Days of Courage course, click here.
Love,
Tara
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