Dawn’s Liberation Notes

Welcome to Dawn's Liberation Notes. What is this podcast about? In a nutshell, I got this idea from a beautiful Korean series titled, “My Liberation Notes.” I thought…why not write down my liberation notes or start my own Liberation Club, to help myself grow through what I had been struggling with for a while now. What do I need to be liberated from? Negative patterns, fixed mindset, and self-isol...

Discover the gentle journey of healing through the eyes of Takako in Days at the Morisaki Bookshop . If you've ever battled heartbreak, depression, or loneliness—and wondered if peace and joy could ever return—this episode is your soothing balm.

I'm adding something new to my podcast series--Book Bites! You'll get to hear my quick review and promotion of a book that I just finished reading that is bringing me joy. Take a listen to one of my favorite reads right now--What you are looking for is in the library. It is an ode to libraries and librarians that bring magic to our lives!

This episode is a special one. It truly helped me navigate the process of finding healing, acceptance, and ultimately allowing me to walk the journey with my mom as she lost her battle to cancer in 2024.

I'm back and sharing key words, passages, and my liberation notes on Tara Westover's, Educated. Topics include--family, unbecoming, our "words," and the importance of coming home and educating ourselves. Follow me on my blog at www.unbecomingdawn.com.

Join me as I share my liberation notes, thoughts, and keywords about the self-help book by Brene Brown. Topics include wholehearted living, storytelling, and curiosity.

In this episode, I share three meaningful passages from Maya Angelou's "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings." I dig deep and share keywords and how I felt after reading the story this second time around. Topics include: acceptance, belonging, and self-awareness.