We Can Do Hard Things Podcast at Paramount Theatre Seattle

We Can Do Hard Things The Tour

Glennon Doyle, Abby Wambach, and Amanda Doyle are hitting the stage for inspiring nights of real-life talks. Together, they’re bringing their podcast for a live spin — sharing a “guidebook for being alive” on stage. With a new book named after their show, these co-authors are pouring out their hearts, hoping to inspire and uplift souls to keep holding on. Helping people navigate life’s ups, downs, and confusing in-betweens, their book & podcast offers answers that everyone can ponder on.

The new book “We Can Do Hard Things” circles “around the same 20 Questions throughout our lives. Inside this book are those questions — and the answers that saved my life,” Glennon Doyle shared in the notes of her book, via TODAY. 

After a difficult year of challenges, grief, and turmoil, she took on brave conversations with the people most dear. Her sister was diagnosed with cancer and her wife lost her brother, while Doyle was diagnosed with anorexia. Facing life’s harsh realities together, one thing saved them — and they share these realizations on the book.

“For the first time, they were all drowning at the same time. So they turned toward the only thing that’s ever saved them,” the publisher’s notes wrote. “Deep, honest conversations with other brave, kind, wise people.”

A collection of conversations and with the likes of Justice Ketanji Brown, Esther Perel, Brittany Packnett Cunningham, and many more, the bunch took these words into heart, and hope that their readers will find much-needed answers no matter what they’re going through. They weren’t alone, and they want you to know that you aren’t as well. Twenty life questions, it’s a guidebook to figuring things out. Together, “we can do hard things.”

Likening living life to traveling, Doyle shares that we’re all travelers — and we don’t have to go through everything alone. May this book be a great guide to seek some insights on navigating life’s unpredictable and confusing chapters.

Heading up the stage at the Paramount Theatre Seattle, they hope to fill the air with relatable, touching, and inspiring conversations. This is your chance to witness these three’s honest and reflective takes live on stage. Experience a human connection like no other, as souls share a safe space to take a pause and reflect. The venue’s comfortable seating and modern amenities will make it the perfect place to spend quality time with Glennon, Abby, and Amanda.

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