Episode 14 - "A Collection of William" with Stephany Luithly

I sat down with Stephany Luithly for a conversation on grief, motherhood, and what it looks like to keep moving forward after loss.Stephany is a wife, mom, and author of A Collection of William. After a miraculous and hope-filled 97 days, her first baby William passed away. She shares what that journey has looked like, how writing became a way to process it, and how it deepened an already strong foundation of emotional intelligence in how she shows up in life and with the people around her. I am blessed to call her my sister, and I have learned from her what it looks like to truly care for people in the moments that matter most.We talk about:What it actually looks like to sit with someone in painHow empathy, patience, and presence are developed through real life, not taughtThe tension between hope and reality in the hardest seasonsHow emotional intelligence shows up in leadership, relationships, and everyday momentsA study by TalentSmart found that emotional intelligence accounts for about 58 percent of performance across roles, with top performers consistently scoring higher in EQ.Her new book, A Collection of William, releases March 25 on Amazon.I mean this sincerely. Read it. If you buy the book and it does not impact you in a meaningful way, I will personally reimburse you.Connect with Stephany:Website: https://stephanyluithly.com/Email: [email protected]