It's the Simple Show.

You've got episode 10.

Hey there, I'm Tishawkson writer, and I'm a writer, traveler, entrepreneur, and family gal.

I'm a big fan of Simple Living, but I don't think it's just about getting rid of your stuff.

It's about living holistically with your life's purpose.

On The Simple Show, I talk with other people

about what that looks like for them. It's fun. In this episode, I'm talking to my friend

Emily Freeman, a writer, wife to John, and mom to three kids. Her latest book has just come out,

and it's called Simply Tuesday, Small Moment Living in a Fast-Moveing

World. We chat about being held hostage by hustle, why small is her new free, and what it

means to make soup. And that silence is key to letting go of being bigger like the world tells us to.

We'll get to our conversation in about 30 seconds.

But first, this episode is brought to you by Upstream Field Guide, my self-paced eight-session

e-course that helps you find your life's purpose, let go of the unimportant, and live how

you were meant to live, even when the culture does the opposite.

We call that paddling upstream.

To check it out, head to upstreamfield

guide.com. Hi, Emily. How are you? I'm good. How are you? I'm doing well. Thanks. You've been on

this show a lot, but for those who are just now listening, do you want to give a little brief intro

as to who you are? Just explain where you live, what you do, what's your family like, that kind of stuff.

Sure.

Well, I live in Greensboro, North Carolina, and I've been married to my husband, John, for 14 years.

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