On Chadwick Boseman, and Why It’s OK to Grieve the Death of a Celebrity
Now doesn’t have to be the time to solve anything, to put the pieces together, nor to prepare ourselves for the next inevitable blow.
Mental Health Speaker & Empowerment Coach
Now doesn’t have to be the time to solve anything, to put the pieces together, nor to prepare ourselves for the next inevitable blow.
Less qualified people have filled positions you’ve been hesitant to apply to.
For me, it’s about freedom, owning up to my stuff and allowing myself to move forward.
We’re half-way tucked beneath comforters, somewhat sleep, but mostly alert.
I cannot deny the ever-present impact fatherhood has had on my life.
How will you know when you’ve arrived?
If it’s perfect: my world won’t crumble.
Ambiguous loss is the grief you experience when someone you love morphs into something almost unrecognizable.