Tyler Lewke has meditated for thirty years. He’s sat in thousands of 12-step rooms, helps run a Buddhist temple, and does this work for a living. And he’s still a complete asshole on Tuesday mornings.
That’s the gap. And it’s what he’ll be writing about, every Sunday morning, on his new Substack, Every Word Is a Step.
In this episode, Tyler and Ally talk about how Tyler autopsied what screens and speed have done to his brain, why he stopped cutting the beauty out of his writing, and why he deleted 300 people from his email list so he could finally tell the truth on the page. They get into why someone was appalled that Tyler would try to change a person in 48 hours, the difference between mindset and mind was set, the one card that’s lived on his desk for ten years, what it really means to be “unrelatable,” and why Tyler’s husband begged his dad to let him keep buying cactus.
No lists. No four-step frameworks. Just the real thing.
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I love you. Keep going.
