I turned quiet mode all the way on as a form of radical self care.
They say grief comes in waves. And if you know me, you know I’ve experienced 3 tragic losses last year.
So what happens… when the whole world is grieving? …when the waves don’t stop crashing?
With so much noise and rage and separation, I had to step out of the room to hear my own voice. To connect to my own truth. And reckon with my own anger and sadness.
In this episode with my amazing right hand Michele, I’ll share what’s been happening in my world over the past year and what bright new and inspiring things are on the horizon.
“I was on an inner journey of inner healing, versus performing or expressing my views and thoughts online, because I had to find my voice in a sea of voices.”
– JADAH SELLNER
What you'll hear (and don't want to miss!)
How Michele, my amazing right hand, and I initially got connected, and the ways in which she’s been a rock for me on my journey [2:41]
What’s happened in my world over the past year and the profound losses myself and my family has experienced [4:37]
My personal healing journey and the critical support I’ve received that has allowed me to do it [10:52]
The biggest lesson (and gift) that this time has given me [14:47]
My thoughts on 2020, and the two very different sides of it that exists [17:05]
What I’ve been creating inside my “creative cocoon” plus a sneak peek of what’s to come [23:08]
How both Michele and I are both processing Black Lives Matter and the recent events around racial equality [32:59]
Why we all need to be looking very hard at who we are learning from, while viewing learning as a long-term game [40:47]
What “leading with love” really means for me, and a special invitation I have for each listener of this podcast [43:45]
“I know it seemed like not a lot was happening this past year or so, but one thing about you is that whether you’re healing or building, you’re always moving forward.” [Michele, 4:05]
“As humans we need that connection. We need other humans to share our lives with, to do this journey that is challenging and confronting.” [Jadah, 7:10]
“I also had to stretch my capacity to receive love. I think that was my biggest gift, and my biggest lesson.” [Jadah, 14:47]
“I think what 2020 is inviting us to do is to really take stock and an inventory of what’s working, and what’s not working.” [Jadah, 22:17]
“I was on an inner journey of inner healing, versus performing or expressing my views and thoughts online, because I had to find my voice in a sea of voices.” [Jadah, 39:31]
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