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"Getting stuck in healing work is just another expensive version of hiding." - Bryn Daylor
In this episode of the SEEN podcast, Bryn shares her healing journey and the uncomfortable realization that led her to question everything. From a confronting encounter with a well-known men’s coach at a festival to the collective lies we’ve absorbed about what healing is supposed to look like, she explores the difference between healing as transformation and healing as expensive procrastination.
Takeaways
- The four collective lies keeping us stuck
- How the healing industry has conflated depth with darkness, making us believe heavier sessions are more legitimate
- Why you are the ultimate authority on your own experience, and nobody gets to tell you that you need healing
- The three things that actually move the needle: taking action, letting yourself be vulnerable and seen, and time
- The difference between healing from brokenness vs healing as nourishment
Connect with Bryn:
Instagram: @bryndaylor
Substack: Pretty Messy Thoughts
By Bryn Daylor"Getting stuck in healing work is just another expensive version of hiding." - Bryn Daylor
In this episode of the SEEN podcast, Bryn shares her healing journey and the uncomfortable realization that led her to question everything. From a confronting encounter with a well-known men’s coach at a festival to the collective lies we’ve absorbed about what healing is supposed to look like, she explores the difference between healing as transformation and healing as expensive procrastination.
Takeaways
- The four collective lies keeping us stuck
- How the healing industry has conflated depth with darkness, making us believe heavier sessions are more legitimate
- Why you are the ultimate authority on your own experience, and nobody gets to tell you that you need healing
- The three things that actually move the needle: taking action, letting yourself be vulnerable and seen, and time
- The difference between healing from brokenness vs healing as nourishment
Connect with Bryn:
Instagram: @bryndaylor
Substack: Pretty Messy Thoughts