I personally watch this to view clueless Dash act out her most honest self.
Her equally honest, self-exposing new memoir isn't about meditation, however.
Her honest and self-lacerating account of this political evolution is always engaging, and unique in contemporary standup – even if, tonight, her efforts to render it funny aren't always successful.
Life is short, and we have a limited amount of time and energy, and it's just so much easier trying to be your honest self".
It's in the beginnings of moments with people when it's most important to be your true honest self.
It's conflicting to me, though, that this drive prevents me from being my authentic, honest self.
This kind of honest self and social reflection can bring about new and much needed understanding and change and social progress.
You have to do some honest self judging here.
When I first met with Dolly in Los Angeles (me already primed to fall, her mind so swift, perception so honest, self-invention so extraordinary, heart so pure, underneath which a little girl so terrified occasionally peeked out), we talked over her character's Achilles' heel -- alcohol, drugs, money, power, doubt, loss of faith, what would it be?
But it's not simply change, either, that Lambert is singing about, but change that results in personal growth and maturity, qualities that emerge in the pursuit of honest self-evaluation, something that makes her stand out from the 2014 country crowd.
