
Until It Gets UGLY: The Lindsay Clancy Opinion I’m Not Supposed to Have
We say we believe mental illness is an illness. Until it does something we can't forgive.
We go places. I overthink them. Two recovering nonprofit executives exploring what happens after you've built the life you thought you wanted. SUBSCRIBE FOR FREE to join us on the Front Porch!
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We say we believe mental illness is an illness. Until it does something we can't forgive.

Some of the most expensive years of my life came wrapped in perfectly good reasons.

Some ideas don't fit inside one article...welcome back to the rabbit hole.

The hardest decisions aren't about right or wrong. They're about which "right" you're willing to sacrifice.

We climbed a mountain to visit a city abandoned for nearly two thousand years. Still one of our better date ideas.

Somewhere along the way, we stopped asking, "Is this relationship worth fighting for?" and started asking, "What am I getting out of it?"

Everybody wants to be remembered. Almost nobody wants to spend a lifetime making someone else unforgettable.

We looked at the same picture. Mark saw one story...I saw another. You're about to read both.

We go places. I overthink them.

Nobody declares war on the things that matter most. Life simply hands us another problem that genuinely needs solving.

Leaving the table that gave you permission to matter