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After months away, I’m back with a deeply personal solo episode.
For over ten years, I built businesses, hosted retreats around the world, and thrived on being needed. When those chapters ended, I struggled with silence, burnout, and the fear of losing my identity.
In this episode, I share how closing Black Girls Pole nearly broke me, why I rushed into creating again before I was ready, and how postpartum burnout forced me to finally sit down and listen to my body.
I talk openly about outgrowing success, learning to rest without guilt, and why your worth doesn’t disappear when you pause. If you’re navigating change, burnout, or a season of “what now?” you are not alone my friend!
This episode is a reminder that resting is not quitting.
By Dalijah FrancoisAfter months away, I’m back with a deeply personal solo episode.
For over ten years, I built businesses, hosted retreats around the world, and thrived on being needed. When those chapters ended, I struggled with silence, burnout, and the fear of losing my identity.
In this episode, I share how closing Black Girls Pole nearly broke me, why I rushed into creating again before I was ready, and how postpartum burnout forced me to finally sit down and listen to my body.
I talk openly about outgrowing success, learning to rest without guilt, and why your worth doesn’t disappear when you pause. If you’re navigating change, burnout, or a season of “what now?” you are not alone my friend!
This episode is a reminder that resting is not quitting.