Eat Pray Love Made Me Do It
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The red clock in the living room has stopped, and it stays stopped. Every time I look, there it is: 10:26, all day long.
Eventually, I unfold the Lilliputian screwdriver on my Swiss Army knife, which also happens to feature a pair of tweezers that keeps my brows from going full-tilt Frida Kahlo. I perform some lefty-loosey action on two stubborn metal screws, pry open the backside of the clock, insert a new battery and make it 8:12.
Before I read Eat Pray Love, a week of 10:26 would have been un...fathomable. Because 10:26 would exist as a 24/7 reminder that something was wrong, out of place, out of time. Back then, I’d rectify this brokenness by 10:29 at the latest.
Eat Pray Love spurred my conversion from the stringent dogma of Perfectionism to a scrappy faith in Good Enough.
Now, “conversion” doesn’t mean I experienced a full-bodied, come-to-Jesus moment down by the riverside. I did not see The Light. This new approach has emerged in fits and starts. But it’s here.
Bruce Springsteen recorded a song in the late ’70s called “Ain’t Good Enough for You.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The red clock in the living room has stopped, and it stays stopped. Every time I look, there it is: 10:26, all day long.
Eventually, I unfold the Lilliputian screwdriver on my Swiss Army knife, which also happens to feature a pair of tweezers that keeps my brows from going full-tilt Frida Kahlo. I perform some lefty-loosey action on two stubborn metal screws, pry open the backside of the clock, insert a new battery and make it 8:12.
Before I read Eat Pray Love, a week of 10:26 would have been un...fathomable. Because 10:26 would exist as a 24/7 reminder that something was wrong, out of place, out of time. Back then, I’d rectify this brokenness by 10:29 at the latest.
Eat Pray Love spurred my conversion from the stringent dogma of Perfectionism to a scrappy faith in Good Enough.
Now, “conversion” doesn’t mean I experienced a full-bodied, come-to-Jesus moment down by the riverside. I did not see The Light. This new approach has emerged in fits and starts. But it’s here.
Bruce Springsteen recorded a song in the late ’70s called “Ain’t Good Enough for You.”
What to read after Eat Pray Love Made Me Do It?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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