Welcome To The Real Me.

Shifting from the person I “should” be to the person I want to be.

After four decades on this planet, I’m being honest about who I am, and what I want to do.
It’s not always perfect, but I’m learning a lot about being Imperfectly Honest, and thought you might learn something too.

Candid Conversations

What am I Doing with My Life?

I am not exactly sure how to answer this question at the moment.

When I put on my professional hat, I am “working on a residential real estate project in Paradise Valley, Montana.” My more imperfectly honest answer is that I am serving as a 1950s housewife and construction clean-up crew member.

Child-Free by Choice: Opting Out of Motherhood

Elizabeth and her friend, Kayla Gorski, talk about their mutual choice to opt out of motherhood. They have both learned a lot from making this unconventional choice and thought that others might benefit from what they’ve learned along their journey.

Wearing Busy as a Badge of Honor

Somewhere in my upbringing, I learned that I should reply to the question of “How are you?” with “Busy, but good.” A few years ago, I realized that wearing busy as a badge of honor was detrimental to my health and growth, and that perpetuating this norm was detrimental to others.

Changing Times at Imperfectly Honest | Sheila Says Goodbye

As we move into Autumn, changes are happening at Imperfectly Honest. In Sheila’s final episode as co-host, she and Elizabeth share thoughts on past highlights, current mixed emotions, and future plans.

Lessons from 20 Years of Health Mistakes

Elizabeth has been addressing some systemic health issues and has learned a great deal in the process. In this short and sweet episode, she shares what she wishes someone had shared with her when her issues began two decades ago.

Turning the Page

I have enjoyed my Imperfectly Honest experience more than I can express.

But lately I have been feeling a pull to create something on my own. Something that may more strongly reflect my personal passions, interests, and all those decades of interesting, weird, and wonderful experiences.