Marisa Renee Lee: Making A Stubborn Commitment to Hope

The Sounds True Podcast Network. I'm a deeply stubborn person, I was stubbornly committed. To hope. The entire time I was sick, I just promised my self. This will not be forever.

You will not always feel this way. You will find your way through this. So that that stubborn, uh, persistent attitude was one thing that came up over and over again. In this episode of Insights at the Edge, my guest is Marissa Renee Lee. She's an award winning author, advocate, speaker. Recognized for her work on grief. Healing and uncertainty.

A Harvard graduate. And a rabble rouser of social healing. She formerly served as a deputy director in the Obama White House and currently she is the CEO. Of Beacon Advisors, which is a social impact consulting firm. She's best known as the author of the New York Times bestseller.

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