Send us a text In this powerful conversation, we sit down with Whitney Balusi, author of "First Born Daughter: Becoming through the Burden", to explore the unique and often invisible weight carried by firstborn daughters. Whitney shares her deeply personal journey of excavating her own story—one shaped by cultural expectations, family duty, and the unspoken rule that being "the strong one" means you never need support. Through candid reflections on faith, identity, and mental wellness, Whitn...
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Send us a text In this powerful conversation, we sit down with Whitney Balusi, author of "First Born Daughter: Becoming through the Burden", to explore the unique and often invisible weight carried by firstborn daughters. Whitney shares her deeply personal journey of excavating her own story—one shaped by cultural expectations, family duty, and the unspoken rule that being "the strong one" means you never need support. Through candid reflections on faith, identity, and mental wellness, Whitn...
S2 EP23 | You Can’t Heal What You’re Still Holding On To
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9 minutes
2 months ago
S2 EP23 | You Can’t Heal What You’re Still Holding On To
Send us a text In this powerful closing episode of our healing series, we explore the essential truth that healing and holding on cannot coexist. Too often, we cling to resentment, regret, or shame, believing that holding on somehow protects us—but in reality, it keeps us from moving forward. In this episode, you’ll discover: Why we hold on to past pain, even when it hurts us.The hidden costs of carrying emotional baggage.What true healing requires: acceptance, release, forgiveness, and refra...
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Send us a text In this powerful conversation, we sit down with Whitney Balusi, author of "First Born Daughter: Becoming through the Burden", to explore the unique and often invisible weight carried by firstborn daughters. Whitney shares her deeply personal journey of excavating her own story—one shaped by cultural expectations, family duty, and the unspoken rule that being "the strong one" means you never need support. Through candid reflections on faith, identity, and mental wellness, Whitn...
