Check out this highlight from our latest interview with Lisa Lindahl. The full episode drops next Friday—don’t forget to subscribe and hit the bell icon to get notified when it goes live!

After a midlife epiphany that “beauty is what really matters,” Lisa Lindahl, the inventor of the sports-bra, went back to graduate school and began asking what it would mean to practice beauty instead of just talking about it. In this clip she describes how her book Beauty as Action emerged, and offers simple practices—from learning to truly see, to cultivating awe, to living in a both/and universe, to practicing compassion—all aimed at making beauty something you do, not just something you admire.

In 1999, she co-founded Bellisse and co-invented the Compressure Comfort® Bra, a breakthrough medical garment now supporting breast cancer survivors worldwide. She has been inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame (2022), received a U.S. Congressional Commendation, and has long served as an advocate for women’s health, most notably through her leadership roles at the Epilepsy Foundation of America.

She is the author of Beauty as Action (2017), her philosophical guide to practicing “True Beauty,” and the acclaimed memoir Unleash the Girls (2019).

To learn more about Lisa’s work, visit:
https://www.lisalindahl.com/ 
https://beautyinaction.com/

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