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If you think resilience means handling everything alone, this story will change your mind. Ginous Assil shares how she faced big loss and crisis not by going solo, but by trusting her inner wisdom and leaning on a supportive community. Her story shows that real strength comes from connection and simple, practical tools—not just grit.
Why Listen to This Episode:
If you want to turn life’s challenges into growth, this episode shows how Resilient Minds can help you build lasting strength and peace.
Meet Ginous Assil:
Ginous is the founder of Nana Good Eats in NYC. After losing her husband and raising two toddlers alone, she thought she understood resilience. But when a house fire hit her family just as she started Resilient Minds, she realized surviving is different from thriving.
Her raw story reveals how female entrepreneurs face unique isolation and how group healing helps more than doing it alone.
What You’ll Learn:
On Community/Group Experience: "It is incredibly therapeutic because you're hearing other people verbalize what you're experiencing. And that by itself is like, I'm not alone in this. I'm not the only one going through this struggle, and it really helps." - Ginous Assil
Why Community Matters:
Women build networks differently. Resilient Minds creates real connections with shared support, not just surface networking. Having these tools during crisis helps you do more than survive—you grow stronger.
Ready to Stop Going It Alone?
If you feel pressure to do everything yourself, you’re not alone.
Resilient Minds offer
How We Can Support Adrienne—and Each Other
Our community’s love and presence are powerful. Here’s how you can become a catalyst for this shared journey of transformation:
Together, we’re creating a space where vulnerability is met with support, and transformation is celebrated as a courageous act.
By Dr. Adrienne Youdim4.9
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If you think resilience means handling everything alone, this story will change your mind. Ginous Assil shares how she faced big loss and crisis not by going solo, but by trusting her inner wisdom and leaning on a supportive community. Her story shows that real strength comes from connection and simple, practical tools—not just grit.
Why Listen to This Episode:
If you want to turn life’s challenges into growth, this episode shows how Resilient Minds can help you build lasting strength and peace.
Meet Ginous Assil:
Ginous is the founder of Nana Good Eats in NYC. After losing her husband and raising two toddlers alone, she thought she understood resilience. But when a house fire hit her family just as she started Resilient Minds, she realized surviving is different from thriving.
Her raw story reveals how female entrepreneurs face unique isolation and how group healing helps more than doing it alone.
What You’ll Learn:
On Community/Group Experience: "It is incredibly therapeutic because you're hearing other people verbalize what you're experiencing. And that by itself is like, I'm not alone in this. I'm not the only one going through this struggle, and it really helps." - Ginous Assil
Why Community Matters:
Women build networks differently. Resilient Minds creates real connections with shared support, not just surface networking. Having these tools during crisis helps you do more than survive—you grow stronger.
Ready to Stop Going It Alone?
If you feel pressure to do everything yourself, you’re not alone.
Resilient Minds offer
How We Can Support Adrienne—and Each Other
Our community’s love and presence are powerful. Here’s how you can become a catalyst for this shared journey of transformation:
Together, we’re creating a space where vulnerability is met with support, and transformation is celebrated as a courageous act.

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