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What if you could embrace life’s final transition with peace and clarity? Join me, Cassandra Crawley-Mayo, as I sit down with the gentle yet profound Gretchen Jones, an intuitive guide and compassionate death doula. Together, we unravel the complexities of dying, death, and spiritual awareness, offering insight into how death doulas work alongside hospice professionals to provide holistic end-of-life care. Gretchen's journey into this sacred work is deeply personal, inspired by spiritual experiences from her childhood and the impactful loss of her father, which she candidly shares to help demystify the dying process.

Our conversation sheds light on the spiritual aspects of end-of-life care, exploring concepts like shared death experiences and the often-unspoken visions and dreams that accompany this profound transition. We discuss how these insights provide guidance, comfort, and a deeper understanding of life transitions, not only for those at the end of life but also for those they leave behind. Gretchen's stories, particularly about patients like Sister Bernadette, illustrate the delicate balance of respecting faith and guiding individuals through their unique spiritual journeys.

As we explore the common regrets faced by those nearing the end of their lives, this episode serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of finding purpose and peace. Gretchen emphasizes the vital role of hospice professionals and death doulas in fostering family closure, ensuring that no one dies alone, and helping families navigate potential conflicts. This episode is a touching testament to the power of compassion and presence, urging listeners to reflect on how they can support loved ones during life’s final chapter.

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In this episode, Kristin Chadwick and Cassandra Crawley-Mayo discuss imposter syndrome, exploring its roots and how individuals can overcome self-doubt while stepping into their true purpose. They emphasize the importance of community, knowing your "why," and creating content as tools to help others navigate their paths and amplify their voices.

• Understanding imposter syndrome and its common manifestations
• Importance of identifying your "why" in pursuing your goals
• Role of community and mentorship in overcoming self-doubt
• Tips on connecting with and engaging your audience through podcasting
• Practical advice on starting a podcast and defining your listener demographic
• Encouragement to confront imposter syndrome and act on your passions

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Struggling with the constraints of a traditional nine-to-five job, I found myself yearning for a life that aligns with my personal values. Joining me on this journey of exploration is Erica Shoop, a trailblazer in self-employment and co-founder of the neurodivergent community Kula. Erica shares her transformative experience during the pandemic, guiding us through her quest for authenticity and the creation of a community that embraces the unique qualities of neurodivergent individuals.

We delve into the shifts many experienced during the pandemic as priorities were reassessed and personal and professional lives reevaluated. Erica and I discuss the crucial role of identifying and adhering to core values, which serve as guiding principles for decision-making and life choices. The episode tackles the challenges faced by neurodivergent individuals, such as task paralysis and demand avoidance, and highlights how community support and self-awareness can create empowering and effective strategies to navigate these obstacles.

The conversation also shines a light on the significance of fostering a supportive community for neurodivergent folks. We explore the growth of Kula as an inclusive space that bridges the gap between neurodivergent and neurotypical individuals, promoting authenticity and belonging. Erica emphasizes the rejection of hustle culture, advocating for a balanced approach to entrepreneurship that aligns with personal values and well-being. Join us as we extend an invitation to connect with the Kula community, offering ongoing support and resources to empower listeners to craft a fulfilling life on their own terms.

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