Episode 60 - What I Learned When Grief Wouldn't Let Go
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- What grief actually feels like (the ocean, not the wave)
- How pain strips away everything fake and shows you what really matters
- The run that saved me (crying for 5 kilometers)
- What my journal held when I couldn't speak
- How suffering taught me gratitude, strength, and connection
- Why transformation happens in the valley, not on the mountain
- Viktor Frankl's wisdom on changing ourselves when we can't change our situation
- David Brooks' insight that "suffering breaks us open"
- Small sacred moments: a daughter's laugh, a friend's text, rain on windows
- How pain makes you gentler with others
- Why I don't wait for "someday" anymore
- You're grieving right now and feel alone
- You've lost someone and the pain won't leave
- You're in the valley and wondering if you'll ever climb out
- You need someone to say: "Take your time. You're not broken."
- You want honest talk about pain, not toxic positivity
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