That’s why we asked Oprah’s chef, Raymond Weber, to share a recipe that’s as comforting as your favorite fall sweater: spicy sausage and autumn vegetable soup. When the weather outside is frightful-or even just a little chilly-there’s nothing more delightful than a hearty bowl of soup. And then.who's to say? Before you know it, I might be taking tango lessons with Robert Duvall.”įriday, October 29: Whip Up a Big Batch of Soup Yes for a year? I'm not ready to commit so far down the road. This time, when we finished the interview, she even said yes to lunch. She told me she barely remembers our previous encounters because she was overcome with white-hot fear. This was my fourth interview with Shonda-and the first where I felt like she was fully present, not guarded or distant. As her book chronicles, saying yes to heretofore anxiety-making experiences like speeches, parties and media appearances opened up the world to her.īlowing out of your comfort zone can be life-changing. Shonda neither looks nor is the same as she was a year ago. Result number two (the way more important one!): pure transformation. Result number one: Shonda's first book, Year of Yes. So why would I want to step out of my intentionally created and deeply satisfying comfort zone? Until recently, I'd have said, "Trust me, I wouldn't!" But a conversation with Shonda Rhimes for Super Soul Sunday has broadened my perspective.Īfter years of rarely venturing beyond her familiar realms of work and family, the self-proclaimed introvert-and mastermind überproducer of the hit TV shows Grey's Anatomy, Scandal, How to Get Away with Murder and The Catch -made a decision to say yes to every invitation for one year. And reading all day makes me joyously content. My favorite gathering spaces for friends and family are the dinner table, the front porch and the kitchen.
I enjoy being no place more than home, whether that's in California or Maui. “I'm really comfortable in the beautiful box of life that surrounds me. Here, she reflects on their transformational talk. That’s important because taking a risk, no matter how big or small, can lead to life-changing rewards-which is a lesson Oprah learned when she interviewed Shonda Rhimes for an episode of Super Soul Sunday. It also means you’ll feel more able to step (or, at the very least, tiptoe) outside your comfort zone. This week, we’ve shared tips for making your bath time (not to mention your TV time) more blissful, the best books to curl up with this fall, a recipe that’ll nourish both your body and soul-all of which will help make your cozy time more restorative than ever.
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