In this episode, I sit down with Rebecca Feinglos, founder of Grieve Leave, to explore the importance of creating intentional space for grief. After losing both her parents and navigating a divorce, Rebecca turned her year-long grief sabbatical into a thriving movement that's helping thousands process their own grief. We talk about her personal experiences, the inspiration behind Grieve Leave, and the tangible tools she's developed to help people intentionally grieve while also finding moments of humor and connection along the way.
If you've ever felt overwhelmed by the weight of grief, or unsure how to navigate loss, this episode is for you. Rebecca's journey is a reminder that it's okay to take the time you need to process and heal, and that there's power in allowing yourself space to grieve.
What You'll Learn:
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Why it's crucial to create space for grief and how to do it
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How to navigate grief after significant life changes like losing a parent or going through a divorce
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Practical tips from Rebecca's journey on how to grieve with intention
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How humor can play a role in the healing process
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The importance of community and connection when navigating loss
To learn more about Rebecca Feinglos and Grieve Leave:
Website: Grieve Leave
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Grieve Leave - Pinterest
Rebecca Feinglos, MPP (@rfeinglos) / X
Rebecca Feinglos, MPP - Founder and CEO - Grieve Leave | LinkedIn
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