I didn’t know Nancy before meeting with her in Silicon Valley in July. You’ll hear me introduce her and then myself as part of our conversation, so I won’t repeat that now. I’ll just say Nancy kept it real and fun.

There’s some salty language in this episode, so if you’re around children you may want to use headphones.

I didn’t know Nancy before meeting with her in Silicon Valley in July. You’ll hear me introduce her and then myself as part of our conversation, so I won’t repeat that now. I’ll just say Nancy kept it real and fun. There’s some salty language in this episode, so if you’re around children you may want to use headphones.

5: Nancy Lublin

Many of us are dealing with serious personal challenges -- challenges we don't hear others talking about openly. That can create a sense of isolation. I created Go Go Stop Go to create a greater sense of connection by sharing people's stories of dealing with major events, issues, and turning points in their lives. I was inspired to start this project after losing my mother in August 2016. I’ve been doing better month by month, and having deeper conversations with people about loss and other turning points in their lives has helped. Once I started opening up, other people told me about the issues they're dealing with, including physical and emotional health, relationship, career, loss, and more.

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5: Nancy Lublin

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