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What do you do when the fire is gone, your heart is heavy, and life knocks you off your game? In this raw and emotional episode of The Badass Broadcast, I’m opening up about sending my son off on his two-year mission, the unexpected wave of grief that followed, and the deep, soul-shaking reminder that you can still be powerful—even when you feel broken.
We’re talking about the hidden layers of grief, how to recognize it, the stages no one prepares you for, and why showing up messy still matters. If you’ve ever felt like hiding in the dark—this one’s for you.
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