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EPISODE · May 8, 2025 · 17 MIN

87. Digital Boundaries for Women Rebuilding After Loss

from The Reinvention Lab: Where Ambitious Women Transform Loss into Legacy · host Sandy Linda

Is your online presence draining your mental energy?   Like many of you, I've experienced how social media transforms from a connection tool into an invisible burden. After facing unexpected family losses, social media became both my support system and a pressure to perform healing rather than actually heal. By 2020, the pandemic pushed me to my digital breaking point – doom scrolling became my nightly ritual while I struggled to build meaningful work. That's when I discovered a 30-day social media detox that transformed everything.    Today, I'm sharing practical strategies for establishing digital boundaries that protect your mental wellness without disappearing completely. For ambitious women rebuilding after loss, these boundaries aren't just nice-to-have – they're essential tools for protecting your healing journey and fueling the legacy work that matters most.   Get full show notes, transcript, and more information here: https://sandylinda.com/87

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