022. If You Can Learn to Die Well, You Can Learn to Live Well

They say if you can learn to die well, you can learn to live well. But most of us are doing the opposite — filling every moment of uncertainty with more: more doing, more fixing, more pushing. This is more-ing yourself. And it's keeping you from everything that's waiting for you in the pause.Join The Space — a 12-week container for women navigating life and career transitions: https://danielleys.com/thespaceIn this episode, I share a story from after I graduated college — a time of career pivots, breakups, and upheaval — when I responded to discomfort the only way I knew how: by doing more. It wasn't until a student handed me a book with one simple message — "stop fixing and start feeling" — that everything began to shift.You'll discover:• Why we reach for "more" when things are uncertain — and what it costs us• How one intentional pause creates space for insight to arise naturally• The boat-on-its-mooring metaphor and what it means to un-more into open ocean• Why yoga's Savasana (corpse pose) is the most important — and most difficult — pose• How learning to die well is the key to learning to live fullyThis isn't about doing less. It's about learning to be with what's here — so your next aligned step can arise on its own.The Space is a 12-week container co-created with @domnarcisokim for driven, deep, and daring women navigating life and career transitions. A place to pause, be held, and let your Self rise up naturally while the world shifts around you. 🔗 Join The Space: https://danielleys.com/thespace---About Danielle YSDanielle is a guide at the Edge of the Unknown — helping mission-driven women navigate change from the inside out so clarity, Self-trust, and your Soul Signature emerge naturally. Former aspiring astronaut turned life transition guide, she specializes in helping driven women meet threshold moments with presence instead of pressure.Learn more: https://danielleys.com