Before my mom died, I used to care about all the wrong things. How productive I was. How fast I was moving. How far I was getting.

After she passed, none of that felt important anymore.

This episode is about the invisible shift that happens when you lose someone: how grief doesn’t just change how you feel, but how you see.

Your time. Your relationships. Your priorities. Your sense of identity.

Things you used to chase don’t matter.

And things you used to miss; a quiet moment, a smile, a memory suddenly become everything.

In this conversation, we’re not talking about silver linings.

We’re talking about what it means to stop seeing life as something to conquer…

And start seeing it as something to hold.

Whether you’ve lost someone recently or years ago, this shift will feel familiar, and if you’re in it right now, I hope this helps you feel less alone.

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