
About this episode
This week’s episode is tender. I share a little bit about my grandma’s, Dee Dee, recent passing and the quiet grief that’s been sitting with me. Before she passed, she asked me to bake her some cookies—and I forgot.
I’m not sitting in regret, but I am sitting in reflection.
This episode is about how we hold space for loss, how we forgive ourselves for being human, and how we try—bit by bit—to love better, more presently, more intentionally.
Because life moves fast, and sometimes, we miss the small things. But the beauty is, we can always begin again.
In this episode, I share:
- A personal reflection on losing my grandmother
- The lesson in a forgotten batch of cookies
- How I’m choosing to be more intentional with the people I love
Grief isn’t always loud. Sometimes, it’s a whisper. And sometimes, it’s a batch of cookies we never made.
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