“Your best self is the same as your worst self” (w/ Heather Havrilesky)

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  You're listening to How to Be a Better Human.

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  What would it mean

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  if you were totally honest with yourself and other people about who you are and what it is that you want?

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  Well, for one thing, I feel certain that it would mean for me and for probably you too,

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  that we would be contradictory and messy and complex and we wouldn't always make sense.

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  But that messiness and that complexity,

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  that's exactly what today's guest, Heather Havrileski, is all about.

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  She's one of my favorite writers.

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  She is hilarious and sharp and so often beautifully eloquent about what it means to be human.

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  Whether Heather is writing a memoir about her marriage called Foreverland or writing one of her two advice columns,

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