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We Can Do Hard Things · September 1, 2026 · 58m

(BEST OF) If Your Mind Won't Be Quiet, Listen to This

Glennon, Abby, and Amanda talk about the exhausting mental chatter that keeps so many people anxious, overwhelmed, and disconnected from their lives. Glennon shares the shift that helped her stop trusting every thought she had and find a steadier place beneath the noise. The conversation also covers grounding practices, refusing imagined obligations from strangers, and a relationship rule Glennon and Abby created during their wedding week. The episode is framed as a resource for anyone living inside their head.

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Glennon describes the shift that helped her stop treating every thought in her head as true—and instead find a steadier place beneath the mental noise.

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The Touch Tree Practice
Glennon shares a grounding practice called the touch tree for staying connected to the present when the mind races.
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Amanda describes how she stopped accepting the expectations and opinions of strangers as tasks she was obligated to complete.
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The Wedding-Week Rule
Glennon and Abby describe a rule they established during their wedding week that changed how they handle stress together.
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