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EPISODE · Dec 19, 2025 · 35 MIN

Breaking Chains: Naming the Things That Keep Us Stuck

from Coffee, Crochet, and Conversation · host Stefanie

In the Season 1 finale, we talk about boundaries without over-explaining, the quiet kind of freedom that comes from choosing peace, and why guilt isn’t a moral compass.We explore how attachment to familiar roles, patterns, and expectations can keep us stuck—even when nothing is actively holding us there. Using The Devil tarot card as a guide, this episode unpacks the difference between being trapped and believing you are, and how awareness alone can loosen chains you didn’t realize were optional.This isn’t about burning everything down or magically fixing family dynamics. It’s about choosing less anxiety, better sleep, and the kind of freedom that doesn’t need to be announced.We close out Season 1 with a reminder: you’re not broken—you’re becoming aware. And that’s where real change starts.Music CreditsIntro & Outro Music:“Don’t Worry” by MoireProvided by UppbeatLicense: Free for creators This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit coffeecrochetandconversation.substack.com

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