Grief does not wait for the right moment.
It shows up in the middle of transitions, growth, travel, deadlines, and responsibilities.
In this episode, I share what the last few years have looked like behind the scenes. Losing my father during what was supposed to be a defining summer. Losing my job while relocating internationally and expanding my business. Losing my brother in the middle of a demanding work assignment where I still had to show up, train, and perform.
There was no pause. No perfect time to stop.
So I had to learn a different way to process it.
I talk about what I now call planned grieving — the decision to create space for your emotions instead of letting them take over your life unexpectedly.
From taking three intentional weeks to grieve, to spending ten days alone journaling and resetting, to building a weekly self-care routine that allows me to stay grounded, this episode is about learning how to carry grief without losing yourself.
This is not about slowing down your ambition.It is about sustaining it.
What You Will Learn
Why grief often shows up at the worst possible time
What happens when you suppress emotions while still performing
The concept of planned grieving and why it works
How to process grief without disrupting your responsibilities
Why high performers need emotional structure, not avoidance
How to create your own space to feel, reset, and move forward