Show Notes
Emily and I first met 20 years ago when she began dating a childhood friend of mine. Since then, it feels like many lifetimes have passed—filled with change, growth, and profound transition—as she navigated life after her husband (and my childhood friend) passed.
Over the years, I’ve watched Emily step into herself in the most remarkable ways. She is a spiritual guide, coach, and mother who has transformed profound grief into a life of purpose, presence, and deep self-discovery.
In this episode, we dive into the raw and vulnerable parts of grief, soul contracts, the sacredness of motherhood, stepping into love again, and how loss can become a teacher.
This episode is for anyone navigating heartbreak, rebuilding after loss, or seeking guidance on living fully and authentically in alignment with their soul.
Connect with Emily: Instagram + TikTok: @iamemilybingham Website: iamemilybingham.com/yolo-waitlist
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