Show Notes
Gretchen shares a recent insight on feeling "anonymous" versus "present." We also discuss a lesson for Upholders and gift-worthy pop-up books.
Episode Highlights
Something Making Us Happier—Elizabeth's new Wordle streak milestone and Gretchen’s favorite pop-up books [00:36]
I’ve Been Meaning to Tell You— Gretchen’s insight on feeling “anonymous” vs. “present.” And a lesson for Upholders [12:01]
Spotlight on a Tool: Sign up for Gretchen’s Five Things newsletter! [12:44]
Mentioned in This Episode
Robert Sabuda pop-up books:
Peter Pan (Amazon, Bookshop)
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (Amazon)
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (Amazon)
Winter's Tale (Amazon, Bookshop)
The Night Before Christmas (Amazon)
The Twelve Days of Christmas (Amazon, Bookshop)
America the Beautiful (Amazon, Bookshop)
Peter Dahmen Pop Up Sculptures
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