"We get good at what we do."
Bowen Dwelle in conversation with Donna McArthur of The Bright Life
This conversation is part of an ongoing series of conversations with fellow writers, including several on Substack such as
and Sex at Dawn author as well as others including addiction expert Dr. Adi Jaffe, master coaches Michael Lipson and Robert Ellis, ultra-runner Charlie Engle and legendary sci-fi author Kim Stanley Robinson.
Today’s conversation is between
the writer behind and who writes at , which includes his serialized memoir of the same name.Donna and I got together recently a conversation focused on change, including why we are sometimes so resistant to making changes, how we’ve overcome that resistance, some big changes that we’ve made in our own lives, the role of physicality and intuition in change — and, of course, what we’re working on next.
If you value authentic, honest, deep, vulnerable conversations between working writers, we think you’ll get a lot out of this discussion.
Following the interview are links to some of our writing, some other writers of memoir on Substack, and some questions for you. We’d love to hear from you!
Our Conversation
I usually record video as well, but I screwed it up this time, so just use the audio player at the top of the page ⬆️
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We’ve got some questions for you
What’s the biggest change you’ve made in your own life?
Have you experienced resistance to change—and how have you overcome that resistance?
How do you make your best decisions? What’s your relationship with intuition, and how has that evolved over time?
How do you prepare for making changes?
Some of our own writing
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Donna writes
— a guide to a life of possibility and well-being by examining what lies below the layers of daily life, and taking steps to shift and grow.Bowen’s writing at
includes memoir and personal essay on men, adventure, addiction, depression, love and money.Other writers we recommend on Substack
Just Enough to Get Me in Trouble
’s Born Without Borders
’s Altered States of Monetary Consciousness
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This was great Donna and Bowen