EPISODE · May 27, 2026 · 32 MIN
Gutsy Grief: Emotional Agency - The Space Between Feeling and Reacting
from The Unspoken Edge · host Rachel Keck
In this episode of The Unspoken Edge, John Jeff Hutter and Rachel Keck explore the difference between emotional experience, what we feel internally, and emotional expression, how those emotions are delivered into the world. Through the lens of grief, identity, and workplace performance, John Jeff reflects on the emotional patterns he inherited from his father and the identities he learned to perform in order to succeed.Together, they unpack the pause between stimulus and response, the role of nervous system regulation, and why reaction is not always the same thing as authenticity. At its core, this episode is about emotional agency: developing the awareness and courage to choose how we respond rather than simply reacting from conditioning, fear, or survival patterns. Because grief and disruption don’t just change our circumstances, they invite us to become more honest about who we are.Connect with Rachel👉 All the Links You Need!🌟 Connect with Today’s GuestGutsy Grief the bookConnect on LinkedInConnect on InstagramEmail John Jeff🎧 About The Unspoken EdgeHosted by leadership coach and author Rachel Keck, The Unspoken Edge surfaces the hidden dynamics that shape culture, relationships, and performance—helping leaders turn tension into traction.
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In this episode of The Unspoken Edge, John Jeff Hutter and Rachel Keck explore the difference between emotional experience, what we feel internally, and emotional expression, how those emotions are delivered into the world. Through the lens of grief, identity, and workplace performance, John Jeff reflects on the emotional patterns he inherited from his father and the identities he learned to perform in order to succeed. Together, they unpack the pause between stimulus and response, the role o...
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