Welcome back to HER Truth Revealed: Unraveling Our Midlife Era—where we drop the masks, share the real, and let our souls speak.
This episode hit different.
I sat down with Molly, a bioenergy healer whose very presence feels like a deep exhale. What started as a casual connection through a mutual friend turned into something I didn’t expect—a remembering. A reminder to follow my heart again. To stop forcing. To stop trying so damn hard. And to trust that healing isn’t about effort—it’s about alignment.
Molly spent over 25 years in corporate HR, building empires, climbing ladders, giving everything she had to everyone but herself. And when it all fell apart—when the identity she’d clung to was stripped away—she found herself face to face with the thing she’d been avoiding: her calling.
She didn’t know what bioenergy healing was. She didn’t even have a name for it. But something in her body said, “Go.” And she listened.
This isn’t a polished, perfect story about stepping into your purpose. It’s about the messy middle. The grief. The letting go. The disorientation of being “successful” but totally disconnected. The ache of knowing there’s more—but not knowing what to do with that ache.
In this conversation, we talk about:
What it’s like to lose your identity—and how to rebuild from your soul, not your résumé
The energetic weight we carry when we stay out of alignment too long
Why your heart already knows the way (even if your head is screaming “don’t do it”)
How bioenergy healing works—what it feels like, what it opens up, and why it’s not just “woo”
The difference between pushing through and surrendering in
What happens when women finally let themselves receive
Molly reminded me that healing isn’t some big production. It’s often quiet. Still. Unseen. It’s sitting in someone’s presence and feeling safe enough to fall apart. It’s someone putting their hands on your head and asking, “What does she need?”—and meaning it.
And when I asked her what she’d tell her 25-year-old self, she said something I’ll never forget:
“Do what lights you up. Be around people who make you feel alive. Let go of anything that dims your joy. That’s the real work.”
This episode is for the woman who’s tired of holding it all together.
It’s for the one who’s done performing, done proving, and quietly wondering…
“Is there a softer way to live?”
The answer, my love, is yes.
Come listen. Come soften. Come remember.
Today’s Guest:
Molly Grove
Bioenergy Healer, HR Veteran, Spiritual Midwife, and Guide Back to Self
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Business Page: https://www.facebook.com/mollygrovebioenergy
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bioenergyhealingsource
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/molly-grove-59a5a01/
Linktree: https://linktr.ee/bioenergyhealingseattle
Website: https://mollygrove.com/
Email: molly@mollygrove.com
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