In the early 1950s, Anne Morrow Lindbergh—writer, pilot, mother of five, and wife to aviator Charles Lindbergh—spent two weeks alone in a small cottage on Florida’s Captiva Island. During this trip she collected shells, cooked simple meals, and wrote about the trappings of modernity and the search for simplicity. Although this was before cell phones, the internet, and social media, her insights are just as relevant today.
Episode Highlights
What Anne Morrow Lindbergh considers to be the true enemy of creativity
How distraction “pulls one off center,” and ways to remedy this shift
Gentle ways to reduce the noise in your life
What it means to ‘create a container’ around your writing, and ideas for summer (or any season)
Simplification as an intentional, inside job
Invitation vs. optimization
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