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Choosing Love Over Fear: Finding Joy, Confidence, and Self-Trust with Emma Gannon
Choosing Love Over Fear: Finding Joy, Confidence, and Self-Trust with Emma Gannon
Choosing Love Over Fear: Finding Joy, Confidence, and Self-Trust with Emma Gannon
Tuesday 14th October 2025
Emma Gannon discusses her novel and the power of love over fear with Eric Zimmer on 'The One You Feed'.
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Episode Overview
- Choosing love over fear can lead to personal healing and societal change.
- Writing fiction serves as a therapeutic outlet for self-reflection.
- Finding joy in small things can be a form of rebellion against negativity.
- Aging brings wisdom but also requires grieving past identities.
- Confidence can shift from outward achievements to inner self-trust.
I shouldn't be this person in bed at 9pm. And the minute I just go, I'm out of spoons, that's what my body's saying, and I'm going to protect myself.
How do people find joy and confidence amidst life's challenges? Emma Gannon joins Eric Zimmer on 'The One You Feed' to explore the power of choosing love over fear. Emma discusses her latest novel, 'Table for One,' which delves into the inner battles between positivity and negativity, and how love can be a healing force. Writing fiction, she reveals, is her form of therapy, helping her navigate personal growth and the changing identities we all face as we age.
Emma and Eric chat about the importance of feeding your 'good wolf' with kindness and bravery, rather than succumbing to greed and fear. The episode touches on how societal pressures can make it hard to choose joy, yet Emma argues that finding beauty in the mundane is a form of rebellion against negativity. They also discuss the wisdom that comes with age, even if it means grieving past versions of ourselves.
This episode is a heartfelt reminder that while life is complicated, love remains a powerful choice. So, what will you feed today, your good wolf or the bad one?