
In "Stitches," bestselling author Anne Lamott offers a profound handbook for finding meaning amid life's chaos. Caroline Leavitt called it Lamott's "most powerful book yet" - a compassionate guide that teaches us how small, incremental actions can repair our fractured world.
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What do you do when life hands you a tragedy so profound that "Why?" feels like a useless question? When mass shootings shatter communities, when environmental disasters devastate landscapes, when personal loss leaves you hollow-our instinct is to demand meaning. But meaning doesn't arrive on command. After the Sandy Hook massacre, a wise friend told Anne Lamott something startling: "Is there meaning? Not yet." This response cuts through our desperate need to wrap horror in explanations. Sometimes we must simply stand in the middle of devastation, bearing witness without trying to fix or explain away what cannot be fixed. This is where real life begins-not in the tidy narratives we construct, but in the messy aftermath when we're left holding pieces that don't fit together. Most of us find meaning in ordinary rhythms: family dinners, work accomplishments, quiet moments with friends. But when tragedy strikes, these routines feel absurdly fragile. We're forced to ask not why this happened, but what we do now. The answer isn't found in grand gestures or profound insights. It's found in showing up-cleaning beaches after oil spills, rebuilding towns, making casseroles for grieving neighbors, returning calls. We live stitch by stitch, moment by moment. If we fixate only on the big picture, we miss the actual stitching-those small actions that gradually create something resembling meaning. Every time we choose good over indifference, it builds incrementally toward renewal. Consider the Sunday school teacher who lights candles with developmentally disabled children after community tragedies, making angels from coffee filters. Or the boy who survived brain cancer and emerged from his coma declaring himself a miracle. In these moments of awakening-to presence, to connection, to the sheer improbability of being alive-we find the first threads of meaning.
Stitches의 핵심 아이디어를 이해하기 쉬운 포인트로 분해하여 혁신적인 팀이 어떻게 창조하고, 협력하고, 성장하는지 이해합니다.
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