Understanding Gender Fluidity and Life Lessons with Chris Grimes
My actual cake would be a coffee cake that my mum used to make, although she used to stick walnuts in, which I was never very sure about. It is just to be yourself and not worry about what other people think about you.
Ever wondered how storytelling can transform your perspective on life? In this episode of 'The Good Listening To Show', host Chris Grimes invites you to explore the power of storytelling metaphors. Chris brings you into 'the clearing', a space where all good questions are asked and all good stories are told. Here, he chats with a guest who shares personal experiences and life lessons, diving deep into topics like gender identity and self-awareness.
The guest opens up about their child's journey through gender fluidity and the importance of using the right pronouns and names. This episode isn't just about serious discussions, though. Chris also touches on his own fitness challenges, like tackling the Wim Hof method and participating in a tough race in the Lake District. The conversation is peppered with family memories and a dash of comedy, making it both engaging and relatable.
As the episode wraps up, Chris asks his guest how they want to be remembered and offers listeners a chance to connect with them. One memorable quote from the episode is, 'My actual cake would be a coffee cake that my mum used to make, although she used to stick walnuts in, which I was never very sure about. It is just to be yourself and not worry about what other people think about you'.
Tune in for an inspiring episode that blends humor, heart, and the transformative power of storytelling.