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A podcast about grit, grace and getting punched in the face

Congratulations, you survived your trauma! High Five!Bad news: the toy at the bottom of the box is a miss-wired nervous system. Let’s see what we can do about that…Welcome to I Guess We’re Just Like This Now, the trauma afterparty for the unfinished human.We skip the motivational posters and dig into the messy reality of life built on survival wiring. It’s not about erasing your past - it’s about embracing life on the other side. Often messy, occasionally beautiful, and sometimes we cry into ice cream.Each week we dive into somatic and psychological research from clinical ...

I Just (Blank)! Now What? with Jessica Stephens is the show where we celebrate everyday people who have had situations happen in their life, good or bad, and how they took the necessary steps to figure out how to move on from there. We share these stories to inspire and empower others to know they can figure out and answer the 'Now What?' moments in their life too, and every now and then, we'll also share some really practical steps and answer your Now What? questions that our awesome listeners send in! Be sure to subscribe to the show so you catch every episode!

Drawing on his extensive career in the nonprofit, commercial, and public-service realms, Richard Levy helps listeners think about the future creatively and prepare for it resourcefully. He offers recipes for moving up in an appealing organization or moving out gracefully to a better position elsewhere. Start Now offers concrete, actionable, practical advice.

Falar sobre a nossa jornada é falar também sobre aquele medo de dar os primeiros passos pra seguir em frente, sobre tudo o que a gente sente ao longo da nossa caminhada de mudanças: insegurança, saudade, machucados. Sobre todos os sentimentos que a gente encontra dentro da gente e sobre como é difícil o processo de ressignificar alguns e se desfazer de outros. Sobre o processo de se curar, de amadurecer, e de entender o momento em que a gente precisa da gente. Porque todo mundo fala ''vai ficar tudo bem'', mas o que ninguém fala é o quanto você vai se sentir insuficiente até ficar tudo bem.