Do you like snow globes? I know—they’re everywhere at tourist stops, glittering with nostalgia. Inside that little glass world, everything looks serene until someone shakes it. Then it’s chaos—flakes flying,…
Read MoreAt first, you didn’t want to believe the relationship was toxic.You told yourself it was a misunderstanding, a rough patch, something that would pass.You gave grace, context, and every benefit…
Read MoreA while back, a fellow coach emailed me after listening to a few of my podcast episodes: “Denise, you’re very intellectual about emotional pain. You’re not connected to your feelings…
Read MoreThat phone isn’t popping like it used to. You used to wake up to a wall of notifications—updates that were really emotional spirals, invitations you never wanted, pings from friends…
Read MoreThere comes a point where you are done.And it’s not coming from anger, frustration, or even apathy—but a moment of deep, cellular clarity. It’s the shift that happens when your…
Read MoreYou’re watching reels about trauma.You’re saving posts on boundaries.You’ve got three psychology podcasts in rotation. So why do you still feel foggy, stuck, or low-key hopeless? If last week’s post…
Read MoreOne of the most tender things I notice in strong leaders is this: they can mitigate market shifts, navigate crises, and handle admin fires like a champ—but when it comes…
Read MoreSo many of us were taught to chase the arrival point.Since school, we saddled up the dream someone else handed us—mentors, parents, teachers, coaches.We weren’t going to end up like…
Read MoreWow. I can’t believe I wrote about identity death.Not because it wasn’t true—but because I didn’t know I was ready to say it that clearly.It really cracked something open. And…
Read MoreThere comes a point in any leader’s life when something has to die in order for something deeper to rise.Maybe it’s the dream that only existed to please others.Maybe it’s…
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