No. 41 Romanticizing life, finding true presence + embracing imperfection

 

In this Dear Evergreen episode, we’re digging into the complicated truth behind “romanticizing your life.” A listener writes in about feeling disconnected when trying to create beautiful moments—and wondering if they’re actually living their life or just performing it.

We explore:

  • the difference between curating your life and truly being present

  • why chasing “perfect moments” can sometimes backfire

  • how aesthetic culture and social media shapes our expectations

  • the role of discipline, discomfort, and acceptance in real presence

  • why embracing imperfection is key to genuine joy

If you’ve ever felt like you were trying to enjoy your life more than you were actually living it, this one’s for you.

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the evergreen rx prescription

Your prescription for living well, dose for this week: Keep in mind + hold these few words for yourself and see how they sit with you — embrace, allow + accept. What can you be embracing more of? What part of the mess or the part of your life that isn’t romantic and you don’t even care to change that, what can you embrace more of? What can you allow? What are feelings or experiences that you are trying to change that you could just allow? In the same vein, what can you accept? Can we accept that there are hard moments in life, there are moments in life that are not beautiful, that are not super joyful and that are not aesthetically pleasing? 🌿


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