Show Notes
In this episode we talk about remembering who we are and returning to core parts of ourselves in a more integrated way. We discuss identity shifts, letting go of what no longer feels aligned, and revisiting early creative instincts with more wisdom and growth. We also explore joy, play, and the role of community and support. Nick shares how returning to ballet after many years brought tears of joy, and we reflect on the value of being seen and not carrying everything alone.
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