Just Over Two Years Ago...
Allow your expectations of yourself and others be fluid instead of rigid. Raise them when you can; lower them when you must. Lisa Olivera D uring the pandemic, I wrote a book called Now What? The Flipside , the process of writing supported me as there were days of silence and solitude. I was finally in one place where I could reflect and share lessons rather than working, travelling, and flying about the world. With the previous books I wrote, I would sit and chat with my grandmother about life, get her perspective and experiences which somehow put me in a more centered place, and explained so much of how I operated in the world. During the writing of this last book, my grand mother fell ill, and somehow I believed that she would live forever. As far as I could remember I have never seen her sick or bedridden my entire adult life. At 87 years old, she was a vibrant woman who still moved to her own beat. When I went to visit her, the shock I received seeing he...