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Every day, Glennon Doyle asks himself the same questions: “Why am I the way I am? How can I figure out what I want? Why can’t I be happy? Am I doing the right thing?” The harder life gets, the less likely he is to remember the answers he’s spent years learning. “I’m almost fifty. I’ve been through so much. Why do I wake up every day having forgotten everything I know?” he wonders. His sister, Amanda, and his wife, Abby, are his compass. Yet, within the same year, Glennon was diagnosed with anorexia, Amanda with breast cancer, and Abby lost her beloved brother. For the first time, all three felt lost at the same time. So they turned to the one thing that has always helped them find their way: honest, deep conversations with other brave, compassionate, and wise people. Thus, they posed the following question to each other, their dearest friends, and 118 of the world's most brilliant seekers of meaning: "In traversing these paths -marriage, parenthood, work, recovery, suffering, aging, new beginnings- have you learned lessons that can be useful for us to find our own?"