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Nov 29, 2021 52 min

#231: Navigating life transitions

from Michigan Runner Girl Hosted by Heather Durocher

In this latest episode featuring Heather and her 21-year-old daughter, Emma, life transitions — facing them, going through them, learning from them — is the focus. And if there's ever been a time when life changes take center stage, it's these past couple of years as we've all endured so much, personally and professionally, as a result of the pandemic. Emma shares big news at the start of this episode, and how where she's at now and what's ahead is the culmination of a lot of hard work, dedication … and, yes, stress and self-reflection. She shares how she traversed this time of her life and the things she's learned about herself. Emma asks some interesting and personal questions of her mom, and Heather responds with stories that touch on becoming a mom, the role of creativity and work along this journey of raising three kids, and the generational differences Emma and Heather are observing as Emma enters her early 20s and begins thinking about her future plans. They wrap up the show by sharing a letter from a listener, and encourage the comments and feedback to keep on coming. What life transition are you experiencing right now? How are you navigating the ups and downs of this time? How does running and movement help you? We'd love to hear from you. Email your thoughts, or record a voice memo, and send to [email protected]

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