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🔑 Episode Summary
In this episode, I sit down with Casey and Melanie, the co-creators of the Humanhood Series, to talk about what it actually means to humanize the human experience. This is a real conversation about visibility, expression, leadership, and how our backgrounds shape how safe we feel being seen.
We talk about why healing doesn’t come from “high vibes” alone, how voice and expression are developed through lived experience, and why being seen is a leadership skill that requires discernment, boundaries, and trust.
📌 In this episode, we talk about:
đź§ Key themes from the conversation:
đź’¬ Quotes from the episode:
“The real healing is talking about our real life stories.”
“Breathwork is about expression.”
“What’s a boundary today might be an edge tomorrow.”
“You don’t have to tell everyone everything.”
“We’re not here to be perfect. We’re here to be human.”
đź”— Connect with Casey, Melanie & Humanhood
đź”— Resources
By Maria Cardozo🔑 Episode Summary
In this episode, I sit down with Casey and Melanie, the co-creators of the Humanhood Series, to talk about what it actually means to humanize the human experience. This is a real conversation about visibility, expression, leadership, and how our backgrounds shape how safe we feel being seen.
We talk about why healing doesn’t come from “high vibes” alone, how voice and expression are developed through lived experience, and why being seen is a leadership skill that requires discernment, boundaries, and trust.
📌 In this episode, we talk about:
đź§ Key themes from the conversation:
đź’¬ Quotes from the episode:
“The real healing is talking about our real life stories.”
“Breathwork is about expression.”
“What’s a boundary today might be an edge tomorrow.”
“You don’t have to tell everyone everything.”
“We’re not here to be perfect. We’re here to be human.”
đź”— Connect with Casey, Melanie & Humanhood
đź”— Resources