Have you ever reacted to something and later realized it wasn’t just about what happened in that moment?
In this episode of Hardly Over, Kimberlee explores the stories we carry, the beliefs we’ve inherited, and the conclusions we’ve quietly accepted as truth. Through personal reflection, mindfulness, and a lesson she learned from her grandmother about “the chip on our shoulder,” she invites listeners to consider whether the reactions we experience today may be connected to experiences from long ago.
Together, we’ll explore why the issue is not always the issue, how old wounds can shape present relationships, and how one simple question can begin to change the way we see ourselves:
Who told you that?
If you’ve ever felt behind, not enough, too much, or wondered whether the story you’ve been telling yourself is actually true, this conversation is for you.
Because reinvention doesn’t begin by becoming someone else.
It begins by questioning the stories that told you who you were.
Continue the conversation.
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Reinvention has no expiration date.
