the story
sometimes you have to let go so you can move forward
When I was 32, my younger sister died of cancer.
In 2020, we witnessed a worldwide pandemic.
In between were a million tiny losses and shifts in what I expected the future to be like.
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And I had a choice to make - a choice about who I wanted to be in the midst of all that change.
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You have a choice, too. If we're going to show up as our best selves in our relationships, our workplaces, our systems we live in then we have a choice about how we handle loss and grief.
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I'm working to help groups and individuals process through both the feeling and thinking of transition. Together, I believe that by anticipating change instead of fighting against it, we may be able to better allow the old to die so the new can rise.
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Let's get to work.
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