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Grief doesn’t wait for the perfect time. It shows up in our lives and our businesses, and no amount of hustle can make it disappear. Whether it’s the loss of a loved one, a relationship, a dream, or even a past version of yourself—you can’t just power through it at full speed.
In this episode, I’m opening up about how grief has shown up in my own life and how I’ve learned to stop ignoring it and start making space for it. Instead of pushing harder, I’ve built a few simple micro habits that help me stay grounded, keep perspective, and continue moving—slowly but surely—even in the hardest seasons.
These aren’t grand gestures. They’re small, doable practices you can hold onto when everything feels overwhelming. If you’re walking through grief right now—or you want to tuck away tools for when life feels heavy—this conversation is for you.
In This Episode, I Talk About
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction to Grief
01:32 Understanding Grief's Impact
02:16 Navigating Grief with Micro Habits
02:42 Personal Experiences with Grief
04:34 Micro Habits for Managing Grief
05:42 Seasonal Challenges and Grief
07:15 Practical Micro Habits
11:05 Final Thoughts on Grief and Healing
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By Kallai Plummer5
33 ratings
Grief doesn’t wait for the perfect time. It shows up in our lives and our businesses, and no amount of hustle can make it disappear. Whether it’s the loss of a loved one, a relationship, a dream, or even a past version of yourself—you can’t just power through it at full speed.
In this episode, I’m opening up about how grief has shown up in my own life and how I’ve learned to stop ignoring it and start making space for it. Instead of pushing harder, I’ve built a few simple micro habits that help me stay grounded, keep perspective, and continue moving—slowly but surely—even in the hardest seasons.
These aren’t grand gestures. They’re small, doable practices you can hold onto when everything feels overwhelming. If you’re walking through grief right now—or you want to tuck away tools for when life feels heavy—this conversation is for you.
In This Episode, I Talk About
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction to Grief
01:32 Understanding Grief's Impact
02:16 Navigating Grief with Micro Habits
02:42 Personal Experiences with Grief
04:34 Micro Habits for Managing Grief
05:42 Seasonal Challenges and Grief
07:15 Practical Micro Habits
11:05 Final Thoughts on Grief and Healing
Support the show
Ready to Grow Your Business? → Book a Strategy Session Walk away with clarity, systems, and next steps tailored to your business stage.
🎙️ Want to Be a Guest? Have a story, lesson, or business breakthrough to share with other CEOs? → Apply to Be a Guest
What if your business had a solid foundation by this time next week? → Download the Free CEO Starter Kit
Could a supportive community be the thing you're missing in your momentum? → Join The Kallective Mentorship, accountability, and bi-weekly sessions to build your business the smart way.
→ GET THE GOOD MAIL Lots of fun. Never spam. Promise.
Let’s be friends on social:
Instagram @_kalandco
I would be grateful if you left a review on iTunes so that others can find and turn on their CEO Energy too! Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review”