EP| 62 Michell Tanner: Breaking Barriers

In this conversation, Michelle Tanner shares her journey as a local politician, healthcare professional, and mother. She discusses her background, the challenges of balancing personal and professional life, and her awakening to political activism during the COVID-19 pandemic. The dialogue explores the importance of local politics, the impact of cultural issues on political discourse, and the growing polarization in society. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the current political landscape, emphasizing the importance of common sense and the need for healthy debate. They explore the impact of education and indoctrination on younger generations, the role of social media in shaping opinions, and the significance of finding truth amidst chaos. The discussion also touches on the importance of connecting with nature and the idea that happiness is a choice, even in turbulent times.

 

Takeaways

• Michelle Tanner is a local powerhouse in St. George, Utah.
• She has a diverse background in healthcare and politics.
• Traveling full-time for eight and a half years shaped her perspective.
• Parenthood has been a significant part of her journey.
• COVID-19 catalyzed her political activism.
• She emphasizes the importance of local community engagement.
• Michelle's values are rooted in freedom and autonomy.
• The conversation highlights the polarization of political discourse.
• Cultural issues have become increasingly politicized.
• Finding common ground in politics is essential for progress. The party of common sense is gaining recognition.
• Policies have a limited lifespan and cannot sustain themselves indefinitely.
• Education should be free from political influence to restore American values.
• Healthy debate is essential for progress and understanding.
• The silent majority is beginning to speak out against the status quo.
• Knowledge can sometimes lead to increased anxiety and worry.
• Choosing happiness is a personal decision amidst external chaos.
• Connecting with nature can rejuvenate and ground individuals.
• Social media can distort reality and reinforce biases.
• The world is filled with good people trying to do their best.

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