Reinventing Her

Five months ago, I started a Flourish discussion group with a few women and a deck of conversation cards.

We met in a stuffy clubhouse. Sat around a conference table. Everyone was polite. Guarded. It felt like a board meeting, not a gathering of souls.

So we moved to members' living rooms. And everything changed.

Now we have a core group who won't miss a meeting.

Women referring friends.

Real conversations are happening, the kind where someone shares something hard, and everyone else exhales because they feel it too.

This was the reason I designed Flourish Conversation Cards, and why I'm starting Flourish groups.

Do you want to start one too?

Is it important to you to reflect on any gap between who you are in person vs who you are online? I learned a lot about myself answering this week's Flourish Conversation Card question.

How important do you think honesty is in an intimate relationship? My history with marriage taught me that it's the main ingredient for a long, close, and satisfying experience. Let me know what you learned about honesty in relationships.

This article offers an opportunity to reflect on how money dynamics affect your relationships.

This week's Substack invites you to answer a question about the power dynamics around money in your relationships.

It could open up whole new possibilities for better communication in your relationships. And a better relationship with money, too!

So many relationship words!

Turning acquaintances into real friends requires vulnerability. What conditions do you have for truly opening up to a potential new friend?

Learning about our emotional patterns can be a game-changer in the quality of our lives. This week's question provides an opportunity to reflect on your emotional patterns.